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Till Kingdom Come (Bonus Track
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05 A nossa sociedade é um organismo unificado, super preparado …
09 Where's the energy you had before? Where's the big man ready…
15 Sliding on you ain't even sliding on you You got that…
18 This is horror movie stuff The muffin is peach, you're "mak…
A Message She don't know nothing Thought I wouldn't know about it Shou…
Broken Yeah! Sometimes we say what gotta say You know it's Dinzzy,…
Climbing The Walls I can't talk, I got to go Don't call me back,…
Cry Never ever, felt this way about The things you do to…
Dreamcatcher All my niggas breadwinners We bag grabbers We go getters No …

Everlasting 今日はどんなことがあったの? 明日も無事に終わるように何が起きても起こらなくてもあの空は進み続ける君に出会えた…
Fuck U Swag bombs in the sky, here I come Swag bombs in…
Goodbye My Lover Well did you ever think I'd really make you happy? Looked…
Green Grass Green, Green Grass of Home The old hometown looks the same …
Hello Ek ry hier op die pad na jou Berge so mooi…
I Feel Love Touch me baby Come on What you say girl? Let me tell you…
Life For Rent Ooh... La de la de la La de la de la Ooh...ooh... Talkin' t…
Low Yah Yah "Tonez" Yah "Music" Said I been thinking of you baby…
May It Be We can look up in the sky And wish upon a…
One More Time ft. Chante Moore Don't really feel so good My life is at an end. Fame…
Out Of My Mind I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm I'm out of my, out of my…
Speed Ma-B (Thwele) Yeah , only thing moving is the trees right…
Square One I was single met my first love at nineteen After i…
Swallowed In The Sea I've been down one time And I've been down two times But…
Track People movin' out, people movin' in. Why, because of the co…
What If What if What if What if What if What if you What if What if,…
X & Y Dressed only in clothes From her head to her toes This is…
You Do you fall in out love real real fast Just so…

You're Beautiful 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 years old Impossible …

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Comments from YouTube:

David

5y↑180.8K

Dude, this is confidential.

Satendra_Sharma

5y↑10.3K

Sir..
Please return my loli manga.. please....

bub777

5y↑5.9K

YOU'RE confidential!

Brittany Tessier

5y↑3.3K

When can I join 🖤

Jeo

5y↑3K

We've compromised.

Musnahkan Tahi Lembu!!!

5y↑1.9K

No more russians

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Tuw Sars

2y↑15.3K

He’s definitely someone who can make you admit everything just by his personality

Walking and Talking with Mr Green

2y↑51

Dictionary Pictionary

2y↑257

yeah he seems pretty chill; ''ok sorry mate, you're right, I'm KGB, well played.''

Tuw Sars

2y↑20

TheSpaceCoyote82 it could and it couldn’t but well most of what he said made sense he’s also not showing his body language so i think he definitely experienced situations out of his head

Valentine

2y↑102

TheSpaceCoyote82 But that's the point. Even if he's not right if he can influence you to believe he is then he accomplishes his goal just the same. This is the point of psychological manipulation.

F.K

2y↑11

It's a dangerous if it's used wrong lol

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Ravens Moon Art

1y↑7.7K

The level at which governments fully understand the citizens is alarming at best

LikeGoldRefined

1y↑32

@Trash Forky …we must live in two different countries lol

x

1y↑128

Then seek to understand the government more than they understand you.

riko

1y↑11

@x if we are wut we eat, and they're feeding off fear,

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Colby

1y↑1.3K

He actually wrote a book that is very detailed and I would highly recommend it it’s called the power of body language this guys has helped me understand people in a different light and he is definitely a great instructor

Simon Perathoner

1y↑1

@flamersss its literally written in his comment

QueeziTranquillity

1y↑1

Yep

Afrid Abdullah

Can u tell me the name of the book plz???

advaitaa

1y↑22

@Afrid Abdullah are u blind

andora

1y↑3

@Afrid Abdullah power of body language

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rhaoole

2y↑4.7K

I'd love to see how they view the body language of people with ADHD. Can they tell if they have it, or do they assume they're hyperactive or moving so much because they're lying or nervous? Just an interesting thought that I'd like to see explored!

Sandee

2y↑51

Their impulsive and some affected academically

Pluto

2y↑332

@Sandee i'm pretty sure that wasn't the question but yeah

Big Bird

2y↑364

As a Counter Intelligence Special Agent I’ve got a good amount of expertise in the matter. For one before looking for any of these indicators you need to establish a baseline for their behaviors when at rest. So while someone with ADHD may be more fidgety, or hyperactive normally, while lying they may actually be calmer. People with ADHD tend to hyper focus on certain things. So when lying people need to think harder. It’s harder to keep a story straight when lying than to recall true memories. There’s a lot more to it than that but that’s a basic overview.

Andrew Rivett

2y↑67

@Big Bird When you suspect that you're being judged for your behavior and it is more than a cursory thing such as being pulled over by the cops for speeding, I think that it serves one well to show a tic or affective disorder up front. This makes it difficult for the person who is looking to accurately size you up. How many people know how to evaluate somebody with a pre-existing neurological disorder? Even if they suspect that you are just messing with them, it will still throw them off. For the most part they will make up their minds according to their experience. Be outside of that box and you won't be easily read.

Nezumi Körner

2y↑32

@Big Bird how much do you actually know about adhs, autism spectrum etc?

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Łukasz Kasprzak

1y↑4.7K

I'm an Eastern European and I can confirm that carrying flowers facing downwards is something I'd definitely do and see nothing strange about it

Mister AE

1y↑121

@povilaskuznecovas232 it wS just an added reason to think a certain way of a person. Not something that would completely represent someone...

Pazeros

1y↑31

Bez kitu

Solomon

1y↑7

@Pazeros what language is that?

Błażej Jaskółowski

1y↑18

@Solomon polish

Henry w Lowe

1y↑5

just means the womans turned down the flowers

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m y

5y↑104.3K

god his children must’ve had such a hard time lying to him

outlander

5y↑6.2K

Meet the parents 😂

Siva sai Krishna

5y↑9.1K

Maybe they've become experts...

M Mmc

5y↑3.1K

😂😂😂😂
Part of the job

Cindy S

5y↑424

🤣🤣🤣

Ragamuffin

5y↑4.7K

He probably pretends not to know when they lie.

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James Surprisal

2y↑5.4K

An important caveat is that when interviewing anyone, you need to establish a “baseline” for their individual body language. Maybe they are naturally more nervous or nervous because of the situation. So you first ask questions you already know answers to to see how they react. Watch how they move when they tell the truth. Figure out their “normal”. Then, you can ask calculated questions and see if there is deviation. You are looking for clusters of indicators - not isolated indicators.

OnePalProductions

2y↑29

Stop watching T.V.

James Surprisal

2y↑269

Smellegance Exactly. A good investigator/interrogator would take this into account. Untrained people who have watched a few videos on body language use a superficial or pseudoscientific approach and jump to conclusions - “your standing like this so you must be lying!”.

nitin gupta

2y↑11

@James surprisal...can u suggest so good book for layman person to understand non verbal communication..

anomaly P

2y↑48

exactly. Specifically for interogation techniques, they leave the suspect alone for quite some time, just to analyse what the suspect does when alone (baseline) and when confronted.

Helpless Narwhal

2y↑31

Smellegance I was thinking about my ADHD and how that would make me look nervous/defensive and all I could think about was how funny it would be lol

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Z3IRO

2y↑2.4K

I'm glad that those "signs" he laid out at the beginning were myths. I've put so much effort over the years into avoiding showing these signs by accident so I don't come across as untrustworthy, and when I do them by accident I always felt like I'm somehow maliciously deceiving people or myself without knowing about it. This puts my mind at ease - self-soothing, if you will

Juliana Kleijn

2y↑8

Same

Twinturbobmw 535xi

2y↑34

Myths or not regular cops use these as to see wether your lying to them so I’d still practice that if I were you. I know I do.

Kailey Winter

2y↑8

Self soothing if you will💀

Buddy Johnston

2y↑23

@Kailey Winter bro really put ‘💀’ 💀

FurryLord

1y↑1

You should go to a doctor. If that was true.

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Sarah Griffin

1y↑115

It easy to tell when someone lies. Their noses grow longer.
This guy is good at his job. Need more people like him.

Nerdy Pepper

1y↑2

Lol

Sahara K

31w↑1

Oh stop 😆

Kaka amp

29w

even tho I knew about this nose longer

This is just a lie

Oda Kauffman

2y↑984

Love that he first mentioned crossing arms and looking away. I cross my arms often to relieve anxiety and I usually tend to look away when being explained something because I'm visually processing information they tell me.

FurryLord

1y↑9

Yep. It all depends, he is just saying. Take it for example. If he were to explain in depth it would take years to edit.

NoNewWorldOrder

Self-hugging… But then again, would you self-hug if you felt comfortable and confident?

Saikou

42w

For me when im uncomfortable like in groups i have my hands on my pocket the pocket is like a bed for me

berserkers2001

1y↑205

Key takeaway: Every body language is transmitting some sort of information. Just try to assess but do not over-judge, especially if someone cross their arms or roll their eyes in different direction. It may not mean anything. Also, you can move around to identify the most comfortable space with others

The Hanging Parsiple

If someone rolls their eyes in different directions I think it means call emergency services

Maria Quiet

36w

We really needed an expert to tell us that, right

misses elise

3y↑13.4K

i’m glad that he said that self soothing behaviors doesn’t necessarily mean someone is lying

yucky skunk

3y↑327

if we had absolute body language interpretations then nobody would ever even end up committing crimes

yokuku

3y↑305

I usually touch my nose or mouth or chin because I am socially very very awkward to remove my shyness a little bit I do that since it's covid time I no longer have to do this because I have mask now

Flyingtomato98

3y↑25

a lot of time it's to soothe people through lying though.

lu

3y↑28

@yokuku yeah I do the same, that's partly what he meant when saying those actions don't necessarily mean lying, but it's self soothing

LividMoodflow

3y↑63

Same. I have issues with anxiety and I tend to do alot of these self soothing things, like touching my face, rubbing fingers, crossing arms and playing with my hair.

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NIKKITHEVIXEN

2y↑293

This is the most interesting thing I've seen in a long time. I can feel this guy's passion and attention to detail. The way he described seeing pertinent nonverbals jumping out at you as if a caricature when played at double speed was INCREDIBLY perceptive. I'm so intensely interested in this individual and his affinity to human behavior.

Tessa Acuna

2y↑614

I remember I was in an argument with a friend if mine and I crossed my arms. She instantly called me out on it and said if I'm being open and honest then why did I cross my arms. Thats a defensive stance. Later I found out that this was meant and a self sooth which I find more realistic. That situation was stressful for me so crossing my arms made sense I do that when I'm anxious or upset

M747HVY

2y↑21

Not my case. I never fold my arms unless I want to show aggression. I do it deliberately as it accentuates large arm muscles and is a warning of what could potentially unfold. I have never in my life folded my arms outside of that situation. Body language is not an exact science at all...

Copriletto del Napoli

1y↑13

@M747HVY because people are not equal

The Hanging Parsiple

1y↑5

@M747HVY I think you'll find it's subconsciously done. Different thing

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Seeing Ginger

1y↑132

This is especially interesting to me as an autistic person with CPTSD. I had to research neurotypical body language for years in order to mask effectively, because when I'm unmasked, most people interpret my body language as indicative of my behavior being avoidant, uninterested, or dishonest, and as a result I've noticed that usually people treat me better when I am actively masking. It takes so much energy on a day to day basis just to keep up this behavior, and I've become very introverted because of it. Solitude is a relief. I love how Mr. Navarro breaks down behaviors as self-soothing, not necessarily a tell of dishonesty. I wonder how other neurodivergent people feel about this.

Infisphere

1y↑15

I was just about to comment something similar… you said it so beautifully. I am in agreement! I prefer only unmasking around my close circle who knows my sincerity despite my contradictory facial expressions/body language. I’ve tried otherwise and have just continually confused people. Given how fleeting most interactions are on a day to day I find it best to utilize a bridging, which is to say, to speak “their language” and mask. I do try to find a balance, where I’m not forcing joy when not feeling it, but I am for instance, more subtly expressing my eyes and lips and tone, so it’s clear enough what I’m intending. 🤍 I hear you, it takes a lot of energy. I have to be sure to make a lot of space to myself to recharge

jackjackum

1y↑5

yeah you might want to tone the masking down thats going to damage your health

Bilbo Floggins

1y↑2

@jackjackum it's a balance. However it's better to foster a good self esteem and self value to where if people don't like you for being you it's seen as a good thing because there are so many people and you'd rather have authentic people in your circle. Stim or be stimmed by the muggles.

Mama Doom

1y↑4

I’m glad you brought this up because I’m autistic and I had the same thoughts as you

Maria Nunes

1y↑3

Hang on there, you are not alone!

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John Watkins

48w↑41

I like this guy. He's got very good energy and I love his relaxed but yet serious mood he's got going on. Also very intelligent and he definitely is a very confident dude. I don't know this guy but he's got my respect.

Chris Lee

47w↑43

0:00: 🕵‍♂ Nonverbal communication is key in detecting deception and understanding people's thoughts.
4:41: 👥 The importance of nonverbal communication in assessing individuals and their behavior.
9:26: 🃏 The video discusses the importance of observing body language in poker games.
14:08: 💬 Nonverbal communication is crucial in our communication with others.
Recap by Tammy AI

dewek

3y↑22.9K

Imagine trying to lie to your dad who is in the FBI

dtiydr

3y↑1.2K

You will be deported for being a spy.

#1 SPACE- MAN

3y↑706

You would just be more clever most likely.

equarg

3y↑114

🤣😂
That’s a good one.
I bet that has happened a few times.

K

3y↑28

IKR

Quantum Ratio

3y↑209

maybe you became an extraordinary liar with special skills. xD

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Electrite

2y↑469

The scary thing about body languages is once you master the reading
you master your control over your own body language as well
you will be able to manipulate people with ease by reading them like a book while hiding your true intentions and misguide those who can somewhat read body language by fully controlling your own body

CC'D

2y↑59

"You can't have a poker body."

chumbo

2y↑17

That's the dream right there

Ella

2y↑19

@chumbo okay edge-lord

chumbo

2y↑27

@Ella yeah, I've never heard of sarcasm either

𖤐𝓶𝓸𝔁𝔁𝓲𝓮𖤐

2y↑1

Shhhh :3

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Anthony Pierce

2y↑174

my dad was a Drill Sargent in the Army, he had the ability to read people's behavior like this..it was unnerving to have him explain my behavior to me

Gram

1y↑1

Patrick Parson

1y↑7

You can't read people's behavior. It's a fantasy.

Anthony Pierce

1y↑4

maybe you can't, but there are some who can..

Ricky Anderson

40w↑1

@Patrick Parsonlet's call it energy

Official Nolan LaValley

1y↑182

I’d be interested to know how they analyze the activity and body language of blind people. I’m blind, so I would assume that my body language is nothing like a sighted persons, simply because I’ve never seen normal body language. How would that effect things?

Walter, the Cat

1y↑15

How did you write that?

Official Nolan LaValley

1y↑70

@Walter, the Cat people who have vision impairments have technology installed on their computers, phones, whatever technological devices they choose to use, which will then read the screen to them. So on my phone I can write by touching the screen just like you would it tells me the letter and then I give it a command to insert the letter. I can also write messages with a Bluetooth keyboard, or use dictate like the rest of you.

Movement Lifestyle

1y↑9

@Official Nolan LaValley What about Braille Keyboards, do you not use them? or have access to them? I wish you a great life, btw. :)

joyfuljaj

1y↑8

That analysis would be interesting, although I would think the differences may be due more to the fact that your interaction with the environment uses different senses and therefore may have different responses. It seems the self soothing type movements would be the same for all of us, not due to our observing them in others. I may be completely wrong.

Cody Ruchian

1y↑2

Praying that God heals you and your blind eyes be made open in the name of Jesus! Amen! :)

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Indigo Cheetah

1y↑10

I found his observation of the poker players fascinating . It would be interesting to show a longer segment on that .

De B

3y↑2K

I've always found that the best way to learn how to read body language, is to be able to read your own body language first.

Janet Love3

3y↑10

👍

Devyani Sayal

3y↑15

exactly

Hasan

3y↑5

💯

Danielle Acas

3y↑60

that’s how i got so good at reading people. well said dude

Emily Villamil

3y↑21

But I have ADHD though ;-;

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David Mitchell

2y↑117

Watching this vid, it makes me wonder how much of the time is taken up with him being consciously aware of the way he sits before the camera and the image he projects? That's a whole 'nother level of discipline and body language reading right there! And a good question to ask yourself: How does a reader of body language choose to sit? There's nothing casual, accidental or subconscious about it. They must be so aware of there own mannerisms at all times.

ananananananananananananananananananananananananan

i mean, i don’t think he’d need to consciously do too much. as long as his body language isn’t giving away any unwanted information, there’s no issue with it. he’s making open hand gestures, speaking calmly, and not slouching or showing any other specific emotion. pretty much the same thing as any businessman.

Dija Charoliya

1y↑4

I am naturally good at reading body language,so that makes me so conscious of my own body language,it's exhausting

IC XC NIKA

2y↑192

The guy is giving a simplified summary for total beginners and people think it is an exact account if the methods they use. Agents have spoken with innocent and guilty people, their knew how to account for simple nerves and a guilty person. They know how to establish a baseline to account for individual traits. And most importantly, none of this can be used too convict you. They can't just say "yep he's the murderer, he is lying" and throw you in prison. It is just a tool to help then when interrogating so they can have an idea if when they are being lied too, or who they should focus on. They still need to investigate and find actual PROOFV to convict you. If you didn't do it, they can't convict you just because you seemed like you were lying.

tbspofrice

2y↑8

he forgot the part where people are constantly judged for their race gender and ethnicity, all these intricate details and the wrong people still end up behind bars with the blame for someone else’s actions

tbspofrice

1y↑1

@Eden Frost it wouldn’t be relevant to the video if the way people are treated based on physical appearance didn’t impact their body language towards the people their talking to, and it does. so if you were to follow the steps in the video, you’re still prone to misinterpreting someone, its very relevant, and if it wasn’t innocent people wouldn’t be brought before the criminal justice system as often as they are. 2023 just started and you’re calling me a mut get your priorities straight and have a good year

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rhondamadgirl

47w↑7

This guy gives me some comfort. I’m highly anxious and do a lot of the things some of the other body language people say indicate deception. It’s just my anxiety. I’m glad to see this guy looks at it differently.

Blessings Of Paradise

2y↑45

14:09 I took several interpersonal plus non - verbal communication courses at SFSU and utilize such knowledge gained daily. It really helps out when encountering crooks/thieves.

Brandon Pinto

Can you point out to some resources/links/ books/videos/courses etc to learn this? I've been taken advantage of because of my gullibility and my general lack of judging ability. This will help me a lot.

Cynthia Thomas

1y↑8

People have no idea how great this guy is.

Sarah Costa

5y↑5.7K

Can we make this a series I love learning abt body language/behaviors

Alex Smith

5y↑7

If you loo it up on you tube. Their are probably tutorials.

ATGG

5y↑47

Alex Smith He wants a professional analyst......

AXL

5y↑90

The agent in the video, Joe Navarro, has actually published a book about it. It's called "What Every Body is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People"

Ragesquid

5y↑16

Well,
There is a series called "Lie to Me" that used to be on Netflix. Atleast in my country. But I'm not too sure if it's 100% scientifically accurate... It is a show for entertainment after all but I believe there are at least a few things that are true in there. Anyway, I loved the series. Was really interesting and entertaining. Didn't like the ending though...
Short summary: It's basically about a "private investigator" of sorts, who specialized in reading "micro expressions" and body language and detects lies, deception and all sorts of emotions with his techniques. May be something for you! :)

fakingdeep

5y↑33

Ragesquid The show “lie to me” is actually based on Paul Ekman’s research on body language (he’s a psychology professor at USC). Highly recommend checking out his books if you’re interested in that subject.

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Fletcher Norwood

2y↑26

Absolutely love this video.and,of course i was watching his body language as he's both exposing common myths and explaining body language.

K Russell

2y↑384

I mistakenly grew up thinking you were innocent until proven guilty. I dont know when that changed but found out that law enforcement in the US, believe you are guilty and must prove your innocence. That's why you need a lawyer even if you didn't commit any crime. So just knowing that they think I'm already a suspect would make me nervous and give off guilty vibes.

Taunia Femrite

2y↑11

Right? It's crazy how much that is now true!
Like Trumps take away the guns first... then figure out if v they broke any laws!

Bio Livbanon

2y↑23

That is messed up. In my country it IS innocent until proven guilty.

YeshuaMyKing

2y↑10

It’s cops job to gather evidence for the prosecution, the State
Anything
Can
And will
Be used against you
Just to get a verdict of guilty
That’s all they want
Not to figure out who’s guilty

IC XC NIKA

2y↑8

You are confused. That has nothing to do with whether law enforcement will suspect you or investigate you, that solely has to do with the standards they need to use to convict you. Cops can proceed with an investigation on relatively minor suspicions, they don't need to know you are guilty. What would be the point of investigating if they already KNEW you were guilty? The entire point is to discover if there is any proof if your guilt. Then the standards for arresting you are also much lower than for convicting you, although they offer to make sure they can't get a conviction before they arrest, unless it is an emergency. But they cannot convict you of a crime just because it seems pretty likely that you are guilty, they need to prove beyond reasonable doubt that you are guilty. In places like the UK, they can't arrest you on suspicion, and if you can't prove that you are innocent, you will be convicted. In the US they need to prove that you are guilty, it you must be acquitted. That is what it means. So you are apparently mistaken.

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Israel Duncan

2y↑6

Great content, I've always been interested in learning to read body language "nonverbals". Really very interesting

Kate Rogers

2y↑31

As he talks about body language you can see he is trying to maintain his own body language at the same time. For example, when he talks about the movement of feet he is suddenly able to keep his feet still because he is consciously aware that his feet will be being judged at the same time. He is sitting on a chair in the middle of an open room. You can see he isn’t completely comfortable with it. He’s okay about it but you can tell he’d rather have something in front of him like a table so his whole body wouldn’t be fully exposed. Look at the way he sits with his legs, one back under the chair and one situated in front. This is him trying to maintain control over his own body language in front of the camera. He’s trying to look unbothered. To some extent he’s definitely very comfortable with himself. In fact I’d say in general life situations he’s very comfortable with himself and has confidence but in this situation he’s not as comfortable as he usually would be. He feels slightly exposed to the world due to the nature of the conversation and knowing his own body language will be judged as he talks about other peoples body language an his expertise of being able to read it.

Dija Charoliya

1y↑5

I have been analysing his body lang through out and you can see he is so conscious

The Consultant

32w

The man, the myth the Joe Navarro! Love his books, such an interesting man.

Jesus Salazar

3y↑9K

3:10 Imagine working years to get the American way, the perfect accent, the behavior, the way they act, to finally pass as a 100% American and in the end, flowers gave you away, wow.

Guppy Kid

3y↑676

I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS A SPECIFIC WAY TO HOLD FLOWERS??

Lucille M.

3y↑434

I FOUND THE FLOWER THING SO COOL

loew

3y↑564

It's a european thing (not an eastern european thing). It's because of the water. You want the water in the petals not in the paper and so you have to use gravity.

Easy E Network

3y↑363

@loew Probably correct. Americans think in terms of they want the flowers to be showing, like you are showing them off even, something that goofy possibly. The Europeans probably don’t care because they want the flowers to be preserved.

R Cameron

3y↑148

@loew I'm English and I hold flowers like they are a baby 🤱 or I hold them up right i would never hold them upside down. So idk

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Someone

2y↑30

I’ve always been interested in the study of body langue. In middle school it was really easy to read someone’s mood. For example, I would always know who liked who just because if their body language towards that person etc. Right now I’m in high school and it’s easy to read someone’s body language.

Dija Charoliya

Same here ,its gets exhausting Beng conscious of your own body language although mostly people hardly notice

bigdmac33

2y↑20

Wow. Impressive. It's great to listen to a genuine expert.

Toni De Wonderful

Why didn't he become a card shark if he was so smart...

Jumbo

39w↑4

Growing up in certain environments I can say that I do almost none of these. It’s crazy how much childhood experience can completely change everything about someone. My father is the passive aggressive type, who often guilt trips and then tries to brush it off and then tries to put something on you then brush it off and we’re always being sarcastic. theres mistrust in the relationship, constant lies and a rocky marriage. Picking up on his intentions and what he tries to do to me when he speaks. He uses vague language so I can never really hold something against him without sounding accusatory and angered. I haven’t figured out why, but I end up avoiding communication in every way. Im self aware of everything I say and do. This sounds like an edgy attention grabbing comment but it’s the truth. I don’t react when I find something to be repulsive, painful, hilarious, impressive, scary, or breathtaking. Its like my body is still, and I have to manually forge a reaction that fits what my thoughts were when I saw it so that people don’t think i’m ignoring them or that i’m just a rude person. The only behavior I notice myself doing is wiping sweats palms on my pants. This is all I have to say.

Pete

27w

We are likely very different, but I really feel the same way sometimes. It may be worthwhile to try and get fully tested for ASD, often times this manifests with feelings of disconnectedness and/or self-isolation. Nearly always paired with extremely chronic over processing and an inability to just understand simple “human” communication.

Jumbo

27w

@Pete ill look into it. Honestly its not a lack of social awareness or social confusion at all, I just struggle to express my emotions visibly and genuinely. Im well aware or maybe even abnormally aware of my own feelings and analytical of others. This is probably just a weird hobby but i really enjoy investigating and identifying the causes of peoples actions, something about being emotionally knowledgeable brings me satisfaction. I could call myself emotionally intelligent but im only 15 so claiming such things about myself is most likely not 100% true. I also dont have trouble with communications and anxiety, I just struggle to express genuine emotion. Fake stuff is easy

Chhavimani Choubey

37w↑1

I'm alarmed by all this but definitely not surprised, otherwise without people like him, our world would be in chaos.

Danny Rieke

40w↑1

Excellent video! So helpful. Appreciate it very much, and it shows clearly that this is a good man.

_Wowza I’m shook_

3y↑7.5K

Daughter: He’s just a friend.
Him: the shake of your left toe says otherwise

loveyOU

3y↑67

Omg 😭😭

utatwt

3y↑33

💀💀💀

TwoDragons

3y↑93

I love how you wrote left toe as though he only has two toes 😂

tom ryan

3y↑15

"Right-o, right-o... ." "Why do keep saying 'Right-o', Ramjet." "Because you're standing on my right toe!": Roger Ramjet hilarious cartoon series. (Look it up)

The Most Diabolical Hater

3y↑19

@tom ryan with jokes like that, no wonder nobody has ever heard of it. Painfully unfunny

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CLH

2y↑8

The "looking up when you're thinking" is a tricky one. I know I do that because I'm making sure I'm definitely not forgetting details because I DON'T want to mislead someone. However, I went to school with a girl who proved time and time again that she was essentially a pathological liar and what ALWAYS gave it away was her doing this. Because of her, I really notice when people do that and in my experience have come to find that most of the time it's due to the latter 🤷🏻‍♀️

Brandon Pinto

I read in a Subliminal psychology book that the directions your eyes point towards can mean different things. When your eyes point up and right it could mean you're trying to access a visual memory. When they point up and left it means you could be coming up with a lie or planning deceit.
Downwards and left means you are hurt and downwards and right means you could be brooding over something or lost in thought.

CLH

@Brandon Pinto ooooo interesting!!!

Brandon Pinto

@CLH yusss no matter what book we read, it's best if we look out for/apply these in the real world and test the veracity of these claims ourselves. Whattaya say?

Oearli

48w↑1

@Brandon Pinto Didnt he say in this very video that that is just a myth? like at 1:40

Alex Olivarez

2y↑35

I never thought about getting away with small crimes but thanks for the lesson bro. I feel like I've been safely taught to get away with everything.

BAGHDAD CAMPER

I know why teach people this hahaha

buli

1y↑4

I have one specific question to ask. After all those 20 years of spying and reading people's behaviors, after he retired can he still look at people the same way he did before joining FBI?

Can he talk with a random person he meets on street without subconsciously reading his behavior?

Piotr Puchniarz

29w

Nope

Susan Puckett

2y↑11

Love learning this info! It’s fascinating! Thanks for making this video. I’m going to get that book.

Weird One

1y↑824

Now that I've seen this video, I believe that I am an expert on reading body language. It borders on psychic ability. I'm in your head right now.

def not naruto

1y↑22

I didnt understand anything they said but I believe it was interesting

Weird One

1y↑44

@def not naruto it doesn't really matter if you understand it or not. What's important is that you have watched a video about body language and so now you can bring that up in conversation as the defacto expert in the category. Winning

Sheppard

1y↑17

You do NOT want to be in my head.

Weird One

1y↑7

@Sheppard oh okay.... I'm sure ur so crazy.... 🙄

Terra

1y↑14

There’s not much in there, but could you find the math folder for me? I lost it. thanks!

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ShinyEdits

4y↑18.3K

Wouldn't anyone be stressed and uncomfortable if they are talking with an FBI agent even if you have done nothing wrong?

Charles Dowding

4y↑1.4K

Thats why they baseline you first. Ask you What's your name? How long you've lived here. Hobbies? Favourite place to eat? Shoot the breeze. Then see what's different when you throw in the Columbo questions.

Hid Ts

4y↑103

If they played good cop bad cop

Venice

4y↑642

When i am close to police officers or a police station,i feel guilty for some reason even tho i did nothing bad 😂

Charles Dowding

4y↑504

@Venice it's like walking out a shop without buying anything :D

Natalie Reynolds

4y↑101

@Venice Same. It's nerve wracking

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Coleen Long

2y↑43

This information is important for women, especially, to read any stranger who might approach without an “invitation” to do so !!!
Thank you Joe Navarro !!!

JoshiePooh

Don’t be paranoid it’s a dangerous world but some people genuinely just want to meet new people or be friendly

Jim Sweep

2y↑14

It's all about how confident you are when you're been questioned by the police and never make eye contact with the people who are questioning you. Always remember that because they are trying to read you.

Goemon Ishikawa

1y↑3

I read his book in the hopes of understanding myself and I am right, not only did I recognize my behaviors but I can recognize others too just by their body language depending on context.

smoothiedingo

I hear you and I love the information you have been able to provide us all on this life 14:44 ❤️

Preston

33w

It also just really depends on the person. Some people are very good at naturalization, and being able to just understand people by their tone and stature.

Nick Elliott

4y↑1.7K

This guy needs his own youtube channel called Body Language. This stuff is really interesting.

Emmyko

4y↑5

Is it though? 😬

Nick Elliott

4y↑33

@Emmyko I thought so.

Emmyko

4y↑5

@Nick Elliott well i mean, its kinda interesting enough for me to watch so idk.

Buff Music Man

4y↑1

I agree

Tzvi Levine

4y↑14

@Emmyko Yeah you and 28 million other people, so I suppose it is fairly interesting

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Helen Igelugbo

2y↑5

So gladdened to have been a part of this. Nice meeting everyone on set.

starlight 3018

2y↑36

I was severely gaslighted , criticized, and insulted as a child, I was the victim of a raging verbally abusive mother. I struggle with feeling guilty all the time even for things I have nothing to do with. I believe I always look nervous and like I'm hiding something. It has hindered my jobs, because I look like I'm hiding something I did wrong. I always wondered if a professional body language interpreter could tell I was abused or would I just look guilty.

Darby

1y↑2

😟

wurpL$dOn

Heres my advice, it may seem like, obviouse but u should just ignore it next time it happens. Learn to tell whats real and whats bs and forget all the stuff your mom told u. If u dont pay any attention it cant affect u

ananananananananananananananananananananananananan

if you want to change something, i recommend focusing on the words you speak. they are easy to control and improving at using them will do you extreme good. i recommend “never split the difference” by chris voss as a first read and then the 22 negotiation books listed on the harvard law school website for a deeper dive.

wurpL$dOn

1y↑1

@ananananananananananananananananananananananananan omg i read that book it was so good. I learned a lot about how people talk, and on another note, what people say or tell u fosent actually matter. Think bout if its something u should listen to, if not just ignore

syed

He is so right about how idiotic it's to think that crossing arms is blocking behavior I see many speakers being offended when they see someone in first row has cross arms and they proudly tell that it means this person is not interested but it's actually comfert position for many people.

BG Smith

2y↑2

Good stuff right there for the taking. Many of us feel it naturally and this just helps hone this skill even further, for protection. Love the delivery. Make it more palatable. Thx for sharing. Looking for book now.

Colten Kelso

1y↑16

A lot of us have very bad anxiety which causes us to over read into people and situations. That includes body language like crossing arms, looking away etc. really those are just nervous habits to help calm us down.

Keith Smith

4y↑17.1K

His body language told me that he was thinking “so these idiots think I can teach 40+ years of experience and education in a 15 minute video”.

is this some sort of meme

4y↑104

🤠

Estancia Times

4y↑21

Hahahha

1000 Subscribers Without Any Video Challenge

4y↑115

HAHAHA. FUNNY. YOU JUST WOOOOSHED HIM. LMAO VERY FUNNY

Jason Mhmya

4y↑10

MarioKPC R/whoosh

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Maxwell Mhaka

2y↑65

Non verbals are deep rooted in psychology, however,I liked it when he said it's for analysis rather than judgement

David Cajudo

2y↑25

What's in our hearts, comes out of our body language, the tongue, the clothing style, color.

Janhvi Narayan

35w

Wow this was very informative and he's very smart, I didn't know that people held flowers in different ways, I thought that they're always supposed to be directed upwards and one thing that bothers me about some people is that when they stand too close to you, like back off, everyone should maintain atleast 1 or 1.5m distance unless you're close family or close friend, I had an elder friend like that and she would just come way too close without any reason and I would take 2 steps back but then also she won't come way closer and I just hated that, I should have said back off but I didn't, anyways now I'm more confident and now I speak up about things, expressing your discomfort is not a bad or rude thing at all and it should be respected, if not then you're with the wrong people

In confusion

2y↑113

„ that’s how they carry flowers in Eastern Europe” my grandparents in Poland always instructed me to carry the flowers facing down because they insisted that this way the bouquet would not lose its shape and would look fresh for longer… I never knew it was a cultural thing, I just thought that it makes sense to carry them this way, because otherwise gravity would make the bouquet lose its shape faster… and I think it’s true. If you are transporting flowers and you want to protect its looks in shape then it’s better to carry them this way…

Filipa Laureano

2y↑4

My Portuguese mom has always told me this as well!

Nezumi Körner

2y↑2

Yea. I know it that way too

Lacrima 987

36w

Here in Germany it’s the same

intrusiveminecraft

35w

that’s exactly how we do it here

Julia el-haj

1y↑1

the amount of fear this honestly struck in me is unreal. it's hard to believe there are some people who look at the detail of their daily interactions

Bobble Gobble

3y↑4K

Him: starts talking about how many times people blink per minute

Me: starts blinking uncontrollably

Dylan Hansen

3y↑59

Bruh I started to do that

Nilam Semesta

3y↑15

can relate, i guess i blink around 20 times lol

Joy 7

3y↑18

For some reason I wouldn’t let myself blink, and started counting his blinks? WT

George Bruderly

3y↑16

@Joy 7 Yes. then he blinked about 15 times in 20 seconds.

Adrobiel

3y↑5

Just like how he approached those two having a conversation and started talking about space, they started overthinking about it.
Like suddenly you start thinking "Well how fast am I supposed to blink?!" :P

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Sweetpeaperez

2y↑15

Yessss!!! I have really bad anxiety and people think I'm guilty of something. I love this. Thank you

E.I

41w

Me too

Kea Gaming

49w↑1

The body language and what it means makes sense, it definitely says a lot about humanity.

kuhleb

1y↑3

The unmatched perspicacity coupled with the sheer indefatigability of this man makes him a god of the human realm.

Sandy Blake

I worked for TSA and I looked at Non-verbals all the time. I worked at this small airport and this guy came through the checkpoint and was acting really erratic. A coworker came to me and asked how do you feel about this guy? I finally realized he had autism. I was able to explain to my coworker how he was sitting (like a child) as a grown man with his mother. I had an advantage because of my experience. You just have to look for the baseline of people and if they act outside that box then you have a better chance of figuring it out.

Remmy Klickman

32w

This guy is a certified genius

seasharpdeflat

4y↑7.4K

I'm an expert too. I saw a guy walking the other day and quickly deduced he was going somewhere.

Sunil

4y↑311

bro the fbi is looking for you now

Katt Inna

4y↑38

😂😂😂

Mewany Rameau

4y↑11

😂

littlegoobie

4y↑38

and you didn't know it at the time, but you were busted too because he thought the same of you.

Emma

4y↑15

Broo what?! 🤯

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Qvii

2y↑1

Your tutorial videos are amazing. I decided to go back to creating soft after 16 years. soft soft is so easy to get into, but also offers

Rob Fowler

1y↑2

As a non-spy and non-European, I have carried flowers that way. If you go walking along holding the flowers upright, the weight of the flower blossoms is bouncing on the stems and it only takes a little damage to the stems before the flowers wilt. However if you carry them upside down there is far less weight on the stems and so your less likely to do damage to them. Its really kind of obvious. While I can see why he thought it means the person was European, it might just has well have meant he was smart.

Pushkar

1y↑1

Its wonderful how he increases his hand gestures when talking about non verbals at the end.

Lesley Willis

36w

I love it cos these are the things that I do when I’m questioned, but innocent!😂

Bob Johnson

1y↑3

More of this guy please. Way more. The ewu crew wants him.

GO SkidMaRk

4y↑56.6K

This guy's body language tells me that he is uncomfortable with this interview and that he is withholding information.

John G

4y↑6.1K

GO SkidMaRk Time to waterboard him until we get the information were after.

Elliot???

4y↑1.4K

@John G we're

Doraemonsam 123

4y↑1.1K

@Elliot??? lol who cares about grammar and your gonna be like Lol who cares about grammar and you're gonna be like is the correction your going to make

Elliot???

4y↑800

@Doraemonsam 123 eh, just bothers me

philattlee1

4y↑315

You're. Reading written language. Haha

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Snow-White Crane

Wow, this was super interesting. I definitely learned a lot!

lunar lux

41w

My old boss would always follow me around the restaurant as I worked and stand very close to me and lean in closer when he wanted to speak to me. I would always take a huge step back, and he just stepped closer. He seemed totally unaware of it and it drove me insane because it always felt like him trying to create this sense of intimacy, while I was always trying to get distance. I had to explain the concept of boundaries to him. Kind of subtle on the surface, but I was hyperaware of it

Fido

34w

Is his name John Taffer? So aggressive

Shisas Subedi

Dude this is some useful information thanks wired for providing it at 0 cost😊

Richard Deckard

2y↑3

One of the very best.

His book, “What Every BODY Saying” is a superb introduction to body language and Kinesics.

Harry McGhee

40w↑1

Feel like the better you know someone the easy it is to read their body language

sam'ool red

3y↑15.2K

Imagine being in highschool about to take a girl out for a first date , you get to the door and this is her dad waiting to see into your soul .

Zero Cat

3y↑1.6K

And then you try to propose to her with flowers and her dad arrests you for being an European spy

Joann Martinez

3y↑182

Make sure there's nothing in your soul to see... LOL!
Most fathers want to see inside your soul when you take their daughter out for a first date.

Celestin Bilong M.J

3y↑27

Dr. Cal Lightman🔥

UnDefeatableYT

3y↑17

@Zero Cat lol

Ifrah Jama

3y↑6

😂😂😂😂😂

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Cihangir Hasan

2y↑3

We need more videos like this one.

LeCamp00

It's interesting to ask "are these universal?"
Because, for example, scratching the back of your head usually means "I'm troubled" or some such in English standards, but in
Japan it usually means "I'm embarrassed"
I wonder what the boundary conditions are with body languages introduced here

Nayjer

"I'm troubled" and "I'm embarrassed" is very similar on a emotional level, right? I dont think you can draw a sharp line between such emotions, especially because you can be both at the same time.

Ian Culp

I'm curious to know of any of these are different if the person has a mental condition. ADHD makes people more fidgety (most of the time), so would they be easier to read than others? And what about physical conditions like Down Syndrom that affect the physical features you're reading?

Ale

2y↑1

He is so good at this that gives you the impression like he is not aware of his surroundings

FrontlineFromage

45w

I didn't know he was also on Youtube, I read his book. Very interesting and very practicable

Alice

5y↑1.8K

As Eastern European, I got chills at the flower part. It is absolutely true & I never thought about it

ZiePeregrine

5y↑154

I dont know, I hold flowers that way to but I am definitely not eastern European. I guess its an indicator but not a 100% accurate one. The fact that he confessed thereafter is a far more serious indicator.....

Leels Cooks

5y↑128

I'm canadian but my polish mother is a gardener and told me to always carry them that way to not break the stems

Han MaeRi

5y↑112

i’m more shocked Americans carry all the flowers that way 😂

Bjorn

5y↑6

Hey just don’t try to be a spijon and you won’t have to have the chills

Kristiāna

5y↑25

I didn't know people here in Europe only hold flowers like that

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ebony ANTM

2y↑2

Understanding nonverbal communication is how my ancestors survived! I've had to use my psychic ability as well as the gift to be able to be beautiful and almost 50 and flawless. Being able to analyze yourself and everyone around you is truly important it is the best college education especially in the that you can have! 🥰

LARRY MANNING

2y↑9

These scenarios induce so many confounding factors that as an experimental design, I would feel compelled to reject the results. There is little mention of the hidden complexities of behaviour on an individual level. These scenarios are all very forced, or represent overly obvious activities. Interesting on so many levels.

Jax Novawind

34w↑2

As an autistic person (with ADHD as well), I wonder what would happen if he tried interpreting my movements because I do a lot of random nonverbal movements and don't do a lot of "those nonverbals that neurotypical people just do instinctively when talking to someone." whereas I don't even know they exist.

Neil Spun

All this is true UNLESS the person is faking it, EVEN if they are left alone in a room. Military training taught me a lot about deception and lying.

Jana Tomala

2y↑6

One time my narcissistic dad got mad at me because my arms were in the “self-soothing” position because he misunderstood what it meant. Which now speaks volumes to how uncomfortable I was around him.

Nub's Life

4y↑8.1K

Everyone with anxiety: moves around
FBI: he’s the one

Stayros Paparunas

4y↑57

Best comment...

Shrimpies

4y↑462

Me: Has ADHD so cant stop moving
FBI: Get that son of a b***

Nub's Life

4y↑17

@Shrimpies LOL

THE FBI IS WATCHING YOUR LIFE

4y↑20

That’s right.

Nub's Life

4y↑15

@THE FBI IS WATCHING YOUR LIFE wtf

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Rhys

Very well explained!

El Bozo

2y↑4

you’d think an FBI agent should be smart enough to know that trying to read body language is about as helpful in determining guilt as spinning the bottle on suspects

Sahibateri

1y↑1

The first half got me hooked. Because I always cross my arms, and touch my face. But I'm always ready to open those arms and give a hug to when my friends approach me. I always thought it was odd when they said it means you're being stand offish if you if you cross your arms. I thought, no it isn't. Thank you.

JimsEquipmentShed

2y↑1

Here’s the down side of this, sometimes mannerisms are driven by physical issues.
For example, I cross my arms a lot. It’s not a self hug, it’s due to my shoulders being shot, and it’s more comfortable to hold them pulled in.

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