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In human relationships, physical contact is everything. We used to show empathy, affection, love, friendship, closeness or even anger. Touch shows the other person our feelings, and is able to dodge the barrier that sometimes involves the use of the word itself. His reason is simple: because the physical contact, unlike language, is universal. No need anyone to teach us, for example, does it mean a hug. | In human relationships, physical contact is everything. We used to show empathy, affection, love, friendship, closeness or even anger. Touch shows the other person our feelings, and is able to dodge the barrier that sometimes involves the use of the word itself. His reason is simple: because the physical contact, unlike language, is universal. No need anyone to teach us, for example, does it mean a hug. | ||
[[File:BodyTest_01. | [[File:BodyTest_01.png| left| frame |1. Analyzing body movements ]] | ||
[[File:BodyTest_02. | [[File:BodyTest_02.png| left| frame |2. Body and particles ]] | ||
[[File:BodyTest_03. | [[File:BodyTest_03.png| left| frame |3. Body and particles render]] | ||