ABSTRACT
The several moment exercise is best utilised with practice, over and over until the staccato nature, which runs counter to the flowing rhythms of repetition, becomes ingrained into the participants. Impressionistic calls are, by nature, meaningless to everyone in the room, normally even to the person making them. They arise from spontaneity, a collection of sounds that captures a complicated behaviour. Consider that a well-aimed opinion observation, especially if accurate, can capture the inner state of another person. Whichever side of the debate sounds more plausible, the core problem remains the same: this database is far from accurate. The human capacity to read emotions varies from individual to individual. Repetition finds its rhythm as a constant flow, and that makes extracting these values from repetition sometimes more challenging for most individuals.
