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Whenever someone gets made fun of publicly, it's a test from neurotypicals to see how NT you are.
ND's usually either laugh it off one too many times, or go ballistic, exiling them to outcastville.
If you are going to go down the laugh-it-off route, you most likely will laugh whilst looking down. INCEL TRAIT.
Show your NECK. Laugh whilst looking up. Covering your neck is a psychological response to protect yourself [unironically] in primates. Whilst showing your neck is a subconscious way of saying "I do not perceive you as a threat." Monkeys do it, Apes do it, Humans do it.
When I get banter'd IRL, if i laugh it off and look down, they always repeat, in which case you'll have to banter back or else it's over. But when I show my neck, they don't do it again
kinda like this but more natural
If you don't look up, you might aswell be wearing this thing here
journals.plos.org
ND's usually either laugh it off one too many times, or go ballistic, exiling them to outcastville.
If you are going to go down the laugh-it-off route, you most likely will laugh whilst looking down. INCEL TRAIT.
Show your NECK. Laugh whilst looking up. Covering your neck is a psychological response to protect yourself [unironically] in primates. Whilst showing your neck is a subconscious way of saying "I do not perceive you as a threat." Monkeys do it, Apes do it, Humans do it.
When I get banter'd IRL, if i laugh it off and look down, they always repeat, in which case you'll have to banter back or else it's over. But when I show my neck, they don't do it again
kinda like this but more natural
If you don't look up, you might aswell be wearing this thing here
Dynamic Social Adaptation of Motion-Related Neurons in Primate Parietal Cortex
Social brain function, which allows us to adapt our behavior to social context, is poorly understood at the single-cell level due largely to technical limitations. But the questions involved are vital: How do neurons recognize and modulate their activity in response to social context? To probe...
