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The Epidemic Of Facelessness Analysis

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The Epidemic of Facelessness by Stephen marche sheds light on the recurring issue of faceless communication and the disconnect between people it brings. He brings many points to support his main thought of the issue with facelessness, recorded cases of people saying threats from murder to rape things they wouldn 't ever say with a face, things that put people in prison. but for many it 's ok since they don 't actually say it or it 's said without a face. Through his findings heavy on research and internet resources he uncovers the deepest issue of facelessness, without a face to fiscally talk too not only does it make it harder to talk to real faces but it takes away emotion for communication making it hard to recognize emotion sadness and

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