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[skitty_kitty]

Yup, pretty much all of this.

ETA: Superhero Grandma! This is so freaking adorable and awesome.

ETA part 19340823904: Spot the fake smileI managed 17 out of 20 correct. Shoulda' been 18, because I knew I screwed that one up as soon as I hit the button. Curses, foiled again

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[emptyvanity]

"Actually, I'm rather surprised how many people don't see the fake smiles from the real ones. Most of the time it's incredibly apparent to me, I mean fake smiles don't look genuine in the slightest."

SURE RUB IT IN.

[skitty_kitty]

I STILL LOVE YOU JESSI, even if you can't tell if my love is genuine or not! :D :D :D :D :D

[emptyvanity]

your smiley faces are not squinty. YOU LIE.

[skitty_kitty]

you can't judge tone on the internet! my love for you is pure and true, like the driven snooooooooooow! <3

[celticravenwolf]

I was super-surprised that I scored 19 out of 20. And the one that fooled me (Tarzan-girl), when I watched her a second time it was obvious.

That shit is really cool!

[skitty_kitty]

I figured you'd like it, since Dr. Paul Eckham (or however you spell his last name) is the inspiration for Lie to Me. ;D

[celticravenwolf]

Yes, that was pretty cool too! It's really fascinating stuff, and there's definitely something to it!

[celticravenwolf]

Also, it seems like people are better at it than they claim in the study, because even my unobservant assistant scored 17-20. I bet people just have to be expecting it/paying attention to spot the deception...