person 3d model

2 friends chatting about this topic A: I’ve always ascribed our ability to work together to how well we communicate. B: True, and that’s why I put a lot of emphasis on clear speaking. Humans may have bipedalism, but sometimes we still rely on our hands to gesticulate when words fail. A: Yeah, gestures always carry a certain connotation. It’s interesting how some people become more attuned to non-verbal cues as they grow older. B: Maybe that’s part of the natural incorporation of social skills. We sort of entrain ourselves to others’ rhythms. A: Speaking of rhythms, did you finish reading that article about bicameral decision-making in groups? B: Yes! It argued that humans use both emotional and propositional reasoning at the same time—kind of a phenomenological way of seeing how we think. A: I actually found it strangely therapeutic. It reminded me of how confusing things were when I was an adolescent. B: Same here. And looking back, my reactions back then were definitely exaggerated.