Body Language

[C-Mag]

Bombard on our favorite little traitor, new insites

[Fife]

[C-Mag]

She's a gem.

[Speaker to Animals]

I kind of like her, honestly.

[Fife]

[C-Mag]

Body Language of last nights Border Debate


The POTUS was pretty flat, the Dems should not have rebutted, they only hurt themselves by having those two NPC Drones in front of the big camera.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Body Language of last nights Border Debate


The POTUS was pretty flat, the Dems should not have rebutted, they only hurt themselves by having those two NPC Drones in front of the big camera.

Agree. He more or less fell on his face, struggling to read from a TelePrompTer with zero charisma.

[BjornP]

I don't really get the point of this... discipline? science? What purpose or use does/can it serve?

[C-Mag]

I don't really get the point of this... discipline? science? What purpose or use does/can it serve?

More of an art form I would say, I think that's what Mrs Bombard who does these says too. Though some tells on people being dishonest are pretty well documented.

I got into this because my wife has been legally deaf since she was a child, she reads lips and body language and I've found it to be tremendously helpful and inciteful.

[Fife]

It's extremely valuable at trial, depositions, and any kind of settlement negotiation. Whether scientific or not, jurors notoriously say they often rely upon how something is said/expressed as what is said. There's a big market for body language stuff in continuing ed now, but most of it is hooey. Good old fashioned experience and horse sense is what it takes. It also inspires awe and fear of true sociopaths.