Knowing when someone is lying to you and when they're telling the truth is a valuable skill that will not only tell you when a politician is feeding you garbage (what else is new?) but may just save your life when you find yourself in an unfamiliar situation. Find out the major ways to pull off this skill below.
One of the most useful tips on this list is the fact that a liar will often repeat an entire question before providing their answer in order to give themselves more time to think of a satisfactory response to the question.
How often in our daily lives to we see this response? Especially with the difficult questions that catch people off guard.
Another great lesson that we really liked was the tip that liars will often have emotional leaks in which the truth leaks through the bull coming from their mouths. Next time you watch a presidential debate, watch for some of these tricks and make a game of it.
Listen to your gut. If you are in a survival situation and$#%&!@*don’t feel right. Hair on your arms and neck rises, adrenaline kicks in, bitterly effect in belly, hot flushes feeling, something is wrong. If the air around you changes becomes very crisp and clear as well as enhanced or brighter then you’re in a bad situation with someone. Be careful when SHTF. Helping people is good but at the same time in today’s world can cost you the lives of your friends and family. Friends and family will be some of the people who turn on you. Be careful sometimes youre safer with strangers.