Lie Spotting IS A COOPERATIVE ACTIVE; Pamela Meyer: How to spot a liar - YouTube
Pamela Meyer: How to spot a liar - YouTube:
SCIENTIFIC KNOWLWEDGE; can undermine democracy; DECEPTION; the british conman; What Is It I Am HUNGRY FOR?
But we covertly like it. the larger the neocortex, the more PRONE TO LIE!
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SCIENTIFIC KNOWLWEDGE; can undermine democracy; DECEPTION; the british conman; What Is It I Am HUNGRY FOR?
But we covertly like it. the larger the neocortex, the more PRONE TO LIE!
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You might say the title of this TED talk is in itself a lie. How many reading this spotted the deception?
That's one way of doing it, doesn't mean every actor does it all the time. You can also do it by moving the right muscles in your face the right way. Eyeballs alone don't really show much of emotion by themselves.
True. But at least it's a path devoid of cowardice and hypocrisy.
The most terrifying lie someone can tell is the lie they tell to themselves, a lie they choose to believe in, so much so that they then begin to see the truth as completely alien. It is nearly impossible to see someone as a liar when they fervently believe their own lie.
Yeah, that's essentially the mentality I'm suggesting that one needs to assume to "properly" lie.
I just wanted to refrain from calling it "acting" simply because people can be bad actors. The key really isn't lying to other people so much as it is successfully lying to yourself long enough that you not only believe it in that moment and adamantly defend what you believe to be true, but it's also utterly impossible to tell it's false based on any physical symptom because the symptoms are all in defense of it being the truth.
Extroverted people are better at selling it superficially (facial expression control, eye contact, charismatic yet honest delivery), introverted people are better at giving the lie depth (failing the micro-expressions and delivery but providing sensible details that could be considered genuine).