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How to spot a traitor
- Facial expressions seem 'acted' whenever important things are discussed
- Answers and communication is slow but person seems to be actively thinking
- Answers are unclear/not fully understandable/not fully defined
- Respective behavior (to oneself) is not always granted (small but strong cuts do count)
- Person seems to be 'waiting for some event/for something to happen', noticeably
- Facial expression and body language is off with things the person says
Special advice:
Watch the person's behavior (expressions, body language, etc.) closely if you suppose he/she could be against you (a short period of time is enough for judgement, small details do count).
Note: These are 'attention points', so if some of them signalize at your judgment, it means 'attention'. Be prepared for things to happen, this is what this document is about.
In this case, a 'traitor' can be a >fake friend >bad business partner and more. Last but not least, if a person is generally a real "pokerface" to everyone, then you need to be careful, and look for more approaches of judging.
Sources: Me
(https://steemitimages.com/DQmW3A61922FgfryjYW1CzNnQV2e8T1X1R3BRGjBo23erkP/eyes_1f440.png)
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Well-researched article, indeed. Btw, there was one more thing which had to do with the direction that person was looking in. If that person looked to the right, it meant that he/she are indeed trying to recall something, so to tell the truth, but if the person looked to the left, it meant that he/she was trying to tell a lie.
I don't know if I got those right. :))
Thank you