The head and hands move in exact, linear vectors with definite stops. Movements are angular, precise and piercing, rather than fluid or curve-like, or lacking clear halts.




This signal represents a "go" moment, in the stop-go reasoning of Judgment, where a thought is approved and asserted, but asserted with a definite cognitive aim and target. This cognitive definiteness translates to bodily definiteness, resulting in angular motions. The sudden halts occur as a reflection of the precise delineations of Judgment, which have clear ideal limits.

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