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Wow I figured out why YouTubers zoom in and out when talking
I mean it's obvious that it's more dynamic, but why is it more dynamic?
My hypothesis is that when a person hears a dependent clause, for example:
>Broccoli, which people often leave uneaten, is very nutritious.
He mentally "zooms in" on the embedded sentence and then "zooms out" to return to the main point. And YouTubers consciously or unconsciously use it this way. It's pretty obvious but I wanted to vocalise my observation.
I mean it's obvious that it's more dynamic, but why is it more dynamic?
My hypothesis is that when a person hears a dependent clause, for example:
>Broccoli, which people often leave uneaten, is very nutritious.
He mentally "zooms in" on the embedded sentence and then "zooms out" to return to the main point. And YouTubers consciously or unconsciously use it this way. It's pretty obvious but I wanted to vocalise my observation.
