Psychology Today | 20.05.2026 03:53
Most of us think intelligence lives in the mind. We associate it with reasoning, memory, language, problem-solving, or emotional awareness. But long before human beings spoke their first words, we communicated through movement. A shift in posture could signal danger. A soft lean toward another person could express trust. A quickened pace could communicate urgency. Human beings moved meaningfully before they spoke meaningfully.
