Fair enough. How about online discourse, then? I doubt you’d be able to pick up much nonverbal content there.
It is much easier to pretend online, but it’s also harder to convince somebody of something.
Would you say the difficulty of convincing someone scales proportionally with the ease of pretending?
Hm. I don’t know. I think it’s true when comparing a face-to-face conversation with an online one, but I have no idea whether that can be extended to a general rule.
Fair enough. How about online discourse, then? I doubt you’d be able to pick up much nonverbal content there.
It is much easier to pretend online, but it’s also harder to convince somebody of something.
Would you say the difficulty of convincing someone scales proportionally with the ease of pretending?
Hm. I don’t know. I think it’s true when comparing a face-to-face conversation with an online one, but I have no idea whether that can be extended to a general rule.