Homework. I.
It is natural for all human beings, in a normal society, to avoid eye contact. This is a result of living in close quarters, very close together, closer than we ever have in all of history. Eye contact is a sign of intimacy. If a couple doesn’t have eye contact, they aren’t close. Lack of [...]
Homework. I. - In Over Your Head Homework. I. It is natural for all human beings, in a normal society, to avoid eye contact. This is a result of living in close quarters, very close together, closer than we ever have in all of history. Eye contact is a sign of intimacy. If a couple doesn’t have eye contact, they aren’t close. Lack of eye contact helps us feel comfortable in crowded spaces. Your iPhone helps with this a lot, without you even thinking about it. Eye contact is a signal of complicity. If people have prolonged eye contact, they probably know each other and are involved
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