Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson reveals the 'Bad Denial' signal as an easy way to detect deception. Honest individuals give direct answers, while guilty parties often use indirect denials, such as stating what they told someone else instead of a simple 'No'. This technique, detailed in his book 'Human Lie Detector', is presented as a valuable spy skill for everyday life.
The 'Bad Denial' is an easy lie detection signal where someone responds indirectly to an accusation, such as 'I told my wife I never did it,' instead of a direct 'No.' Honest people give straightforward answers, while guilty individuals often use indirect denials to avoid lying directly.
This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features mentalist Oz Pearlman, detailing his journey from a passion for magic at age 14 to a globally recognized performer. The discussion covers his background, the techniques he employs (suggestion, psychological illusion, NLP), his rise to fame via America's Got Talent, and his experiences as an elite endurance athlete. Pearlman also touches on leaving a Wall Street career and his upcoming book, 'Read Your Mind.' The conversation highlights his ability to captivate audiences with seemingly impossible feats.
