stackyFACTSHuman empathy extends deeply into our interactive digital worlds, forcing us to twist our actual spines to assist a virtual character. We intuitively believe that jerking our shoulders to the right will provide extra momentum over a digital pit. It is a hilarious optical illusion we willingly embrace.
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