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The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures; Political Correctness ignored.
Topic Started: Dec 29 2017, 09:59 PM (210 Views)
papasmurf
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A always watch the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, and I have to thank Professor Sophie Scott for ignoring political correctness in the 2nd lecture and devoting part of the lecture to the importance of silent communication using the face.

Lecture 2 about 28 minutes in:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09l5lg1
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Oddball
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Ah, yes, non verbal communication has been around for longer than speech. Some folks are adept at telling 'porkie pies' using both means.
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Rich
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Oddball
Dec 29 2017, 10:07 PM
Ah, yes, non verbal communication has been around for longer than speech. Some folks are adept at telling 'porkie pies' using both means.
And I thought that this thread was going to be non political.....ah well. !wav!
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Oddball
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Rich
Dec 30 2017, 12:42 AM
Oddball
Dec 29 2017, 10:07 PM
Ah, yes, non verbal communication has been around for longer than speech. Some folks are adept at telling 'porkie pies' using both means.
And I thought that this thread was going to be non political.....ah well. !wav!
Actually I was not really aiming that comment at politicians, but I suppose you do raise a point. I was actually just thinking about 'liars' in general, and some accused and witnesses in courts of law - "Not guilty yer honour."
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