Only for officials who can use it against someone who believe it tells them something. You don't learn anything from it.

I don't know that I would go that far, it's just situational

Situationally useless.

lol

body language can u tell you something as simple as they are cold

or if a chicks into you

50% of communication is non verbal

ur dogs respond to body language

the world responds to body language

its particularly useful in arguments

so u can tell if ur about to get sucker punched or not at the bar

Ya, its a way humans interact, but you can't learn anything accurately if someone is lying or not by reading it.

You could get to the point where you could tell if specific people were lying by reading it

You are really trying to make me link some Justicar aren't you?

lol

Or you're just generalizing what you've been told too broadly

J'accuse, Body Language Experts and Polygraphers: Ils Ne Sont Pas Eugène Vidocq
https://youtu.be/jxrUar8kEtU

>polygraph
Yes, youre using one context and applying it broadly from that

Did you miss the And?

There's a difference between "the detective can tell you're lying by your body language" and "I know you super well and, by extension, what happens when you're not being honest with me"

Yep, that is a difference.

Yes, and Justicar arguing against one is not negation of the other, nor is Justicar arguing against armchair experts evidence against people's ability to read those in their close social circles

Body language is pretty useful.. you can tell alot by how a person presents themselves while speaking on a subject. Like if they truly believe what they're saying or if they're uncomfortable with the person next to them.. plenty of info to be gained from body language.

Info that can be used for some sort of gain if used correctly

Naa.

Why you hopping im my dms....

He does that

I wanted to ask a question?

I guess that's a bad thing.

can it not be done here?

Questions can be asked anywhere. But i wouldn't want the FBI to find out.......

lol

*they are watching Matt's sever*

@d3adlyz3bra My question was going to be, before typing out an argument as to why you think its a good thing, did you happen to get a chance to see that video i linked first. So i wouldn't have to waste my time responding to pointless points in an argument already covered in it, or would i have to start from the beginning again....

i dont think i said a good thing i said a useful thing that can be used against someone

Ok, lets say those are different things. My question still stands.

in what aspect are we talking... like every day use, business practice, public speaking?

its also used differently in different cultures

Its why i linked the video..... That's the context i'm going off of.

ok is there a version that isnt 43 minutes long full of rambling?

Naa, but you are free to not watch it, as peoples time is important.