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Now today's guest, I have been reading his stuff for a long time, and I mean a long time.

This is probably going on 20 years. With some of the genesis of my interest in human behavior,

even before podcasting was a thing I knew existed. He's one of the world's foremost experts

on human behavior and interpersonal relationships. Teachers at the CIA, FBI, NSA also works with

the behavioral analysis unit over in the FBI. Robin Dreeke, who's been on the show, was

over there, Joan Avaro, who's been on the show, was over there. Today we're going to discuss

lie detection, not the YouTube stuff. We're going to debunk some of that stuff, the so-called

lie detection and body language reading that you learn online, especially on YouTube.

We're also going to dive into our use of language and what that tells us about the mindset

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