Taken from JRE #1369 w/Christopher Ryan:
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Taken from JRE #1369 w/Christopher Ryan:
https://youtu.be/ylQrshWAjuE
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@ 3:30 Dr. Janis from south park 😳😳
Why do certain people love to assign a psychological complex or category to individuals where one doesn't exist that can easily be explained otherwise, lol. Different languages have different modalities in terms of expression, ways to construct a sentence, sound, diphthongs, etc. When you look at language roots they're distinguished by type such as the Romantic languages, Germanic, Indo-Aryan, etc. Where the literal translation of a Dutch sentence into English might seem perfunctory and logical, the same sentence from Spanish might sound inspired and poetic in comparison. As a result and as long as you aren't otherwise depressed or stressed it'll affect the way your brain receives those signals and eventually it'll translate to your bodily mannerisms and you unconsciously move differently to accommodate. If you don't believe me try imitating a different accent for an hour within your own language. You'll move differently, your face necessarily makes different movements to account for the change in sound required for the accent, etc. You'll still be you obviously but slightly different. It's normal.
Even if you read certain material over others you'll notice a slight difference in your comportment. Watch the opposing political party's newscast vs. a comedy and pay attention to how you're moving through space and your facial expressions during and afterwards. Usually there's a difference, world's worth in this instance.
This guy is full of crap
I mean uhhh sure whatever you guys say
Every time I speak Spanish I feel like Ricky from I Love Lucy