(Originally written in 2006/12/22)
One day, Aoss told me that he found that students in Computer Science don't usually look into the eyes of the guy/girl he/she is talking to. After learning this, I have begun to pay more attention to this situation. I have found that not only is he right, but also that I have the same habit sometimes..
It's a little shock for me to notice this bad habit. I am trying to focus my eyes on the other's eyes or forehead, but it's hard work. I don't know why I can't look into aothers' eyes. Maybe we use computers too often and lack the experience of having face to face talks, or maybe we work and talk to people simultaneously less than we once did because we are busier. I do have lots of talks to people, but in most of these, we both sit in front of the monitor and talk. Therefore, our eyes focus on the screen naturally. We need a computer to demonstrate the things in our discussions.
One day, Aoss told me that he found that students in Computer Science don't usually look into the eyes of the guy/girl he/she is talking to. After learning this, I have begun to pay more attention to this situation. I have found that not only is he right, but also that I have the same habit sometimes..
It's a little shock for me to notice this bad habit. I am trying to focus my eyes on the other's eyes or forehead, but it's hard work. I don't know why I can't look into aothers' eyes. Maybe we use computers too often and lack the experience of having face to face talks, or maybe we work and talk to people simultaneously less than we once did because we are busier. I do have lots of talks to people, but in most of these, we both sit in front of the monitor and talk. Therefore, our eyes focus on the screen naturally. We need a computer to demonstrate the things in our discussions.