How about actually citing this "interesting talk," Barry, so the rest of us can watch it? What's the name of this "world's foremost expert in the field"?
Barry wrote: > I watched an interesting talk the other day about how to tell when people > are lying, conducted by one of > the world's most foremost experts in the field. One of the most fascinating > tips was to watch how many > times the person being evaluated uses the words "lie" OR "lying" OR "liar" > to describe other people. The more often they do, the more likely that the person doing this is is himself or herself a chronic liar. Number of FFL posts in which Judy has used one or more of those words: 2672. Try running that same search against other posters. *Any* other posters. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > I think most understand why Barry is inveighing against a functional Search > feature: if there's an accessible record of past posts, it's more difficult > for him to lie with impunity > > Of course, catching Barry in his many, many, many lies is hardly the only use > for Search on FFL and similar forums. He knows that, but he's happy to > sacrifice all other uses in the interests of being able to lie without fear > of rebuttal (especially about me, as he does in this post). Lying is his > M.O., his way of being-in-the-world; if he can't lie, he feels exposed and > defenseless. He's basically an inadequate human being who needs to be able to > lie to bolster his fragile self-esteem.
