ha ha That's one way to look at it I guess xD

They're extras in a movie. They are acting the expressions.

It's from this clip. I don't really think that's a factor though, the clip is in no way related to what I'm talking about, but here it is.

That's cool. Thanks.

@A1fredo, glad you didn’t take it personally.

@Andyman Well, I asked for it. It would've been crazy of me to get upset. Besides, I'm used to it really. Still, seems kinda crazy to me. I'm guessing it's like differentiating between aqua and celeste. Emotional people are the ones with the right perspective for it. And emotional people are nowhere to be seen nowadays. Probably before technology, people were more attuned to this. I mean, you probably wouldn't be expecting a Gen Z'er to be able to tell the difference when they don't even get to look at faces anymore. Or perhaps I may be wrong, that could totally be it. I don't believe in being crazy though. Especially when being witty and sharp except for very particular things like this. But yeah, I guess I could be wrong. I do still notice a difference between aqua and celeste though. It's clear to me, so... I don't think I am. Who knows.

@A1fredo, it was hard for me to follow all of that, guess I’m not cerebral enough, but I have to disagree with you about there not being very many emotional people anymore. The world seems filled with emotional babies from where I sit, that’s a huge part of the problem with the world today. As far as not being able to watch people’s faces, you’ve got to watch from the shadows. (cue the creepy laughter)

@Andyman Well, yeah. I know what you're saying. I wasn't specific enough. I didn't think I would need to go deeper, but I'm glad you said that. Allow me to explain: there's a line that separates those people you're talking about and the ones I mean, which is maturity. Other way to look at it is proficiency. We are all emotional in the sense that it's a core part of our beings, we rely on our emotions more than we realize. We are not meant to notice really though. So the immature emotional people are the ones with a high intensity of emotions, but a lack of awareness. Those could be dangerous people especially when raised in a culture without religion as they would lack guiding principles. Don't get me wrong though, being emotionally immature isn't "bad" or "wrong." That's actually the way it's meant to be naturally. Civility requires certain level of awareness, as not to go around killing the people you hate for example. The type of people I mean are the ones with an extraordinary level of awareness. Those are the people who can't be driven out of control emotionally as they can "intercept" their impulses before they get processed into action. I really hate it when people aren't willing to talk about this type of stuff up because right now for example, I wouldn't want to overexplain myself as I would feel like I'm being rude by underestimating your own level of awareness, but I have no idea if that's the case; or if perhaps what I'm saying just sounds crazy to you. In the past, it was well known that a virtuous person could consciously ignore your inner emotional impulses in order to act in such a loving way. It's all very clear in literary works. Nowadays from time to time, I get the impression that people believe that if provoked, it's impossible to fight the urges. That is nuts! That would mean that good people wouldn't exist. And I'm craving to talk out this kind of stuff with others, but people seem so unwilling to, probably out of their own ignorance in the topic. Which is understandable, but it's certainly not a good thing. If real virtue is not portrayed in the arts, people will forget it's even possible and then we get an evil world until it's all destroyed and people are forced to look inwards again by realizing they must ask themselves if the pleasure they get out of the rage is worth the communal destruction, and the cycle restarts. Sigh. So I really appreciate your reply. Any information I can get is worth something. As you can see, I just can never get people to cooperate in any way.

@A1fredo , you have a restless mind my friend but an interesting one.