2024-09-12, 11:29 AM
Trump vs. 3 debate. 🇺🇸
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From a psychological standpoint, body language reveals subconscious thoughts and emotions through nonverbal cues like posture, facial expressions, and gestures. It often exposes internal states that words may conceal, helping psychologists detect stress, deception, and true intentions.
Body language analysis from ABC’s “3 vs. Trump” - tôi đang quởn. 🤣😂
Despite being outnumbered in what felt like an unfair battle - facing his opponent and two biased moderators, making it 1 vs. 3 - Trump’s composure never wavered. He rarely looked at his opponent, deliberately avoiding her attempts to unsettle him. Instead, he kept his gaze fixed on the moderators. This choice wasn’t just a matter of formality; it sent a clear message. By engaging directly with the moderators, he positioned himself as more interested in addressing the facts and maintaining the integrity of the debate rather than falling into the personal games his opponent was playing.
His controlled, steady focus on the moderators suggested that he saw through the bias and refused to be intimidated by it. His opponent and her “sidekicks” may have tried to undermine him, but his deliberate avoidance of their provocations demonstrated strength and discipline. Every time he responded, his gaze reinforced the idea that he was undeterred by the skewed dynamic. His composure and consistent focus on the moderators signaled his confidence in the truth of his arguments, choosing to engage where it mattered rather than being drawn into an emotional back-and-forth. Despite the odds stacked against him, he maintained control of the narrative, quietly asserting his dominance through calm and purposeful body language.
Harris’s calm demeanor is a façade intended to project control but fails to hide the nervousness beneath the surface entirely. By locking her gaze on her opponent, Trump, for most of the debate, she’s not just trying to assert dominance - she’s masking her anxiety. Her intense stare, meant to be disarming, reveals her struggle to maintain composure as if she’s trying too hard to control the situation. The longer she holds his gaze, the more obvious it becomes that her calmness is forced.
Behind this pretentious calm are subtle signs of her inner turmoil - perhaps a stiff posture, tension in her hands, or slight shifts in her body. These small signals betray her nervousness, showing she’s fighting to maintain her composed exterior. Rather than true confidence, her gaze reflects overcompensation, a desperate attempt to conceal how rattled she really feels.
Her fixation on Trump, rather than the moderator or the broader audience, underscores how personal this debate has become for her. It’s not just about debating the issue - she’s focused on managing her discomfort in the moment. The more she stares, the clearer her calmness becomes fragile - a brittle mask that could crack with one sharp retort from her opponent. Her nervousness, hiding behind her eyes, makes the pretense of control all the more transparent.
L. Tran
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From a psychological standpoint, body language reveals subconscious thoughts and emotions through nonverbal cues like posture, facial expressions, and gestures. It often exposes internal states that words may conceal, helping psychologists detect stress, deception, and true intentions.
Body language analysis from ABC’s “3 vs. Trump” - tôi đang quởn. 🤣😂
Despite being outnumbered in what felt like an unfair battle - facing his opponent and two biased moderators, making it 1 vs. 3 - Trump’s composure never wavered. He rarely looked at his opponent, deliberately avoiding her attempts to unsettle him. Instead, he kept his gaze fixed on the moderators. This choice wasn’t just a matter of formality; it sent a clear message. By engaging directly with the moderators, he positioned himself as more interested in addressing the facts and maintaining the integrity of the debate rather than falling into the personal games his opponent was playing.
His controlled, steady focus on the moderators suggested that he saw through the bias and refused to be intimidated by it. His opponent and her “sidekicks” may have tried to undermine him, but his deliberate avoidance of their provocations demonstrated strength and discipline. Every time he responded, his gaze reinforced the idea that he was undeterred by the skewed dynamic. His composure and consistent focus on the moderators signaled his confidence in the truth of his arguments, choosing to engage where it mattered rather than being drawn into an emotional back-and-forth. Despite the odds stacked against him, he maintained control of the narrative, quietly asserting his dominance through calm and purposeful body language.
Harris’s calm demeanor is a façade intended to project control but fails to hide the nervousness beneath the surface entirely. By locking her gaze on her opponent, Trump, for most of the debate, she’s not just trying to assert dominance - she’s masking her anxiety. Her intense stare, meant to be disarming, reveals her struggle to maintain composure as if she’s trying too hard to control the situation. The longer she holds his gaze, the more obvious it becomes that her calmness is forced.
Behind this pretentious calm are subtle signs of her inner turmoil - perhaps a stiff posture, tension in her hands, or slight shifts in her body. These small signals betray her nervousness, showing she’s fighting to maintain her composed exterior. Rather than true confidence, her gaze reflects overcompensation, a desperate attempt to conceal how rattled she really feels.
Her fixation on Trump, rather than the moderator or the broader audience, underscores how personal this debate has become for her. It’s not just about debating the issue - she’s focused on managing her discomfort in the moment. The more she stares, the clearer her calmness becomes fragile - a brittle mask that could crack with one sharp retort from her opponent. Her nervousness, hiding behind her eyes, makes the pretense of control all the more transparent.
L. Tran
Kiếp luân hồi có sinh có diệt
Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.
Đời vô thường giả tạm hư không
Ngũ uẩn: “Sắc bất dị không”
An nhiên tự tại cho lòng thảnh thơi.
-CT-
願得一心人,
白頭不相離.
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