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... It can also feel intimidating on the other end. We just do not have many interactions with people where it’s clear that they’re applying every ounce of attention and cognitive power toward experiencing us in the highest possible resolution in real time. It’s a bizarre feeling
I think it's important to recognize that our social inattention is functional: it lets us hedge against rejection, allocate attention to safety/acceptance cues, fluidly ignore blunders/save face, etc. But wouldn't it be nice to reach through the buffer a *little* more often?
How about if the use of Facebook’s social graph will evolve to 100% video posts, full screen, often connecting in real time? How might this change the human interaction?
Letters.
capitalism also causes lots of economic transactions with strangers on a daily basis. people become robotic when engaging in transcations - saying thanks after everything, saying sorry if there is any bit of confusion, doing things in haste in order to not discomfort others
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