Awesome stuff Dave

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I think 'seeing the matrix' is a good, (if slightly sleazy) way to put it. TD uses it in the blueprint for having general game.
I have noticed it can have downsides/side effects to it though.
A very old example comes to mind maybe 4-5 years ago when I was chilling out with my best mate and we were alone in a park in the cold and our lives were both shite at the time, but we were chilling and laughing together, we had a perfect unity. Our breathing rates, body postures, voice tonality, everything was matched. The words of our conversation just flowed like a river meandering through its fluid path.
Suddenly, I realized this.
Upon realizing, I desynchronised. No matter how much I tried to force it, I couldn't re-establish rapport with him and communication became sparse and lacked flavour.
Another instance is one of my wings, when we're walking we often try and synchronise our steps to assume rapport. As we're both 'trying', it just has the opposite effect! Kinda funny actually.
That's just a word of warning as you're getting pro now mate!!
It's awesome to be sitting on grass in the sun with all your mates, you see a girl's face angled towards a guy, you see that guy prolonging eye contact with another girl or has a different type of eye contact with her, you hear his voice tone increase pitch when he's nervous around her, you notice she moves her head forward before she laughs and you nick the anchor, you notice her wrist is exposed towards you (sexual openess), but that girls hands are always turned or closed. Another girl has her hand over her mouth often, because she wants to say something but is not. This is reinforced by the fact that she looks up and to the left suggesting she is remembering/visualizing an experience. You can see the matrix in a snapshot of reality...without any motion...or sound....and you adjust accordingly, moving through social situations like a wave in water.