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Today I decided to debunk Youtube's various body language 'expert' channels, who say they're providing their expert analysis on non-verbal communication, but it's all based on opinion, conjecture and pseudoscience. I explain how, and why, and how this is all based on debunked science that could even affect us all in the court system and at border control, and in the future, even with the use of AI deception detection for job screenings and even in classrooms.
Timestamps:
0:00 Cone-Facing is Not a Crime
1:37 Intro
9:07 Body Language Experts on TV
15:35 Body Language Experts on Youtube
20:07 But what does the SCIENCE say??
36:20 Debunking 'Baselining'
38:39 Debunking 'Microexpressions'
39:41 Paul Ekman, Fippin 'eck, man
55:04 Appeals to Authority (Trust me bro, I'm a cop)
58:13 Debunking ex-FBI 'Lie detectors' (Joe Navarro, Jim Clemente)
1:06:38 The Reid Technique, Cops & Bad Body Language Science
1:09:31 Debunking JCS
1:14:44 But HOW do you catch a liar?!
1:17:07 Orwellian AI 'Lie Detection'
1:23:22 Conclusion
1:26:25 Choon
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I'm no body language expert, but if someone is fidgeting after sitting for a long time, or if they're touching their face during a police interview, it's probably because they're being questioned by the police
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How to talk to cops in 2 easy steps:
1) Ask for a lawyer.
2) Shut the hell up.
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Remember when The Daily Mail printed a pic of Kate holding her tummy when pregnant and explaining how it showed how nurturing she was, then a pic of Meghan holding her tummy when pregnant and explaining how it showed how self centred she was? Hooray for body language experts!!!!
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I just want to say that I have NEVER seen a "body language expert" say they they suspected someone was guilty but the body language cleared them.
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I want a reality show where so-called body language experts analyse each other. Seems like a lot of fun.
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I just want to see two body language experts debate each other and analyse each other's body language in real time.
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I remember when studying psychology in first year a student asked one of the professors how to tell if someone was lying and they responded "The best way is to find out whether the thing they said is true or not"
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they're always like "this person being recorded and in a public speaking situation seems nervous. the only reason i can think of for this is that they are LYING"
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"Why is this guy so nervous?" - Cops while holding a man against his will in a blank interrogation room and in an uncomfortable chair while they try to put him in jail for his entire life. While they intentionally try to intimidate him.
"HE MUST BE LYING!" The Sherlock Holmes of the police department.
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When I was a kid I went to see a storyteller perform. He told us this riddle about a man who suspected his neighbor of stealing something. The man watched his neighbor all day and the neighbor walked suspiciously, talked suspiciously, moved suspiciously, and even ate his dinner suspiciously. However, the next day, the man found the item that was “stolen” sitting right where he’d left it two days earlier—it had never been stolen, he’d just misplaced it. The question was, if the neighbor hadn’t done anything wrong, why had he acted and moved so suspiciously for the whole day?
The answer was that the neighbor acted suspiciously because the man was suspicious of him. The neighbor hadn’t been moving, walking, talking, or eating suspiciously. He had been behaving normally and the man interpreted it as suspicious because it confirmed what he already suspected.
Idk I just think that’s relevant!
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omg this reminds me of being at school. teachers would think i was lying bc i wouldn’t hold eye contact or i was fidgeting. like yeah? ur shouting in my face what do u want me to do😭
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"body language experts" are why i hate conversations. If I'm actively responding appropriately to conversation, I'm invested in conversation. it doesn't matter which way my body is facing, or how i'm fidgeting, or if i'm making eye contact. like damn leave me alone, let me be autistic in peace
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They all basically said dont be autistic or have restless leg syndrome. I took that personally.
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As a body language expert, you'll notice that the vast majority of body language experts tend to rock back and forth while speaking, which stimulates the anus. This gives them a warm, familial feeling as it brings them back to when they were infants and their caregiver would clean their anus after they made a mess in their diaper.
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"Pick which emotion this is out of these six exact choices that were chosen by me. No, you can't pick any other option, that's not allowed. That's not sCiEnCe."
Painfully accurate.
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Dang, a lot of those signs of terroristness are also symptoms of autism or just undergoing the stress of airports…
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funny anecdote: im autistic, and when i was in highschool, i realized that people believed me more often when i lied than when i told the truth, so i started using the same kind of acting techniques to tell the truth, ergo faking the facial expressions that other people seemed to expect for a given situation. it actually worked. and with that newfound power i became an amazing liar because i basically acted the same way when lying or when telling the truth. (i kept winning at werwolf which is kinda like town of salem)
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If I was famous and found a video about me from a body language expert, I'd pay another body language expert to make a video going over that expert's body language.
Then I'd pay another one to go over the previous one. I'd do this until I have a full circle of body language experts going over each other's body language and see what kind of chaos it causes.
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Had to take lie detection test as part of my parole, unfortunately that is given way more credibility than it deserves. Had to spend a few nights in jail for being “untruthful”. Never lied once especially about what they said I did. Ridiculous! And I had to pay this “expert”.
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