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four appears to be the magic number when it comes to conversation […]

“You very rarely get more than four people in a conversation. In the normal run of things, when a fifth person joins a group, it’ll become two conversations within about 20 seconds” […]

groups that work in challenging situations — such as SAS patrols and surgical teams — tend to do best when there are four members. […]

“[Shakespeare] instinctively understood the mentalising capacities of his audience. He was anxious to ensure his audience wasn’t cognitively overloaded by the number of minds in the action on stage. [It is] a masterclass in the study of human psychology.”

{ The Times | Continue reading }

photo { William Klein, Mten hidden their faces / 69 Sauna & Massage , 1980 }





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