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Haha yes Tai Lopez is a bit of a character indeed. I had overlooked the latest answers completely. RealityOne I completely agree and have tried out some things from that logic previously. I was curious here if anyone had some thoughts on this on the assumption that he (or anyone else) does...

Well it's hard for me to see a reliable way to set this one up and avoid real body language reading. Could be both eyes, face in general or the hand holding. Another way to go would be to focus on the surrounding people as they might give it away - assuming they know the chosen number, which...

Found this example and have seen others like it. Seems to be real body language analysis. Any thoughts on what are the strongest cues to go by? Eye flickering or stiffness of face maybe? v=3NAbxaE80L0

I have seen several clips of magicians/mentalists reveal credit card pin codes, however I haven't seen much discussion on this or published tricks. There are some published tricks for pin codes for phones, but the ones I have seen dont transfer to credit cards. It would appear with some of the...

Another thing struck me, and maybe someone has experience with this: in testing out these things it might only be valid as long as the subject doesn't know what you're looking for and even if they don't it might only work a certain number of times. I'm thinking a) if they know what you're...

It's interesting that you mention FACS. I have read up on it and I have attended a 3 hour seminar once just getting an intro to the topic. Since then however I have seen a lot of hard critique of this, for instance one study found that in their entire recorded video material there were very few...

Thanks for your input too. I have read most of this book and agree that it's good. Might actually look at it again. I have looked into multiple books though that fall into the same category as this one in terms of what is described. That's why I'm now looking for things about face/eyes, which I...

Thanks for your input. I have actually thought about this approach, and also tried it out a bit. I think you are certainly right in that experience can't be replaced. I am very interested in further materials on the topic though.

My interested is partly inspired by performers doing simple routines like guessing which number of a dice a subject has chosen - routines where the techniques seems to be exactly what it's presented as: reading the subject.

I have been looking into body language a lot and facial cues in particular. When it comes to facial cues and eye reading a lot of what I run into is classic NLP stuff, which according to most studies I've seen is more or less miscredited. This actually is interesting in itself in that on the one...