This phanomin has been seen in studies that looks at how people watch films
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn17526-synchronised-bl...
Re:The OODA Loop and the Half-Beat
by ASalazarMX on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @06:22PM
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> But, I have this one friend I can almost never photograph (again, when not posing) because it seems we are on the same "beat". He blinks or moves at exactly the same time when I press the shutter. It's really strange because it's the only person I know with whom this happens.
Wait, did your uncle inherit you a black leather belt with silver buckle?
Re:The OODA Loop and the Half-Beat
by monkeycantype on Wednesday March 18, 2020 @02:08AM
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What does that mean?
I think the grandparent poster thinks he knows the root poster personally and trying to confirm via anecdote.
If you observe and have somehow an off-tempo you can take pictures of groups of 3-5 people having a conversation where every face is expressive and all eyes are opened, which is otherwise difficult.
But, I have this one friend I can almost never photograph (again, when not posing) because it seems we are on the same "beat". He blinks or moves at exactly the same time when I press the shutter. It's really strange because it's the only person I know with whom this happens.