Even if it involves putting on an interested face.
You have to keep your face in place, and mimic whatever the computer thinks an "interested" face looks like (and as anyone who has taught for more than two years can tell you, if you think students can't learn to fake an "interested" face, you are dreaming).
This could make it less awkward for both of you, and can save you the pain of having to see his sad face in person; it can also leave him with more dignity then letting you see how crushed he is when you tell him you're not interested face-to-face.
Clad in more denim than Quo, they're more interested in face-to-face jamming than audience interaction, beyond the odd "You ready to have some fun?" or "You guys feel free to sing along", a flicked plectrum for the front row to fight over, and only some red lasers and white strobes to compensate for the personality deficit.
It seems few people are interested in face-to-face relationships these days, but reaching out to a stranger is still a fun way to boost your mood.
What is more surprising is that millennials stood out as the generation most interested in face-to-face interactions with an advisor - 47% get investment advice in person, versus 36% for Gen-X'ers and 46% for Baby Boomers.
I am interested in face-to-face, person-to-person contact".
A separate study by the same researchers found that bottoms were more interested in faces considered to be traditionally masculine, while tops showed more interest in traditionally feminine faces.
"I'm interested in faces, all the different nationalities and how they live their lives," said Mr. Murphy, who recently painted a self-portrait that was nominated for the National Portrait Award in Ireland.
It's too late to tell that to Dr. Sax, a proponent of single-sex education, who cited the Connellan study as evidence that "girls are born prewired to be interested in faces while boys are prewired to be more interested in moving objects".
