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Do you ever experience extreme dislike/distrust/fear around a person (who you've recently met) based on extremely subtle signals?

More than others, yes
44%
About the same as others
28.6%
Less than other people do
15.1%
Not at all
12.2%

1,290 votesFinal results

6:02 PM · Oct 19, 2019

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I don't think I get stronger or more accurate signals than others, but I believe in listening to the signals I get.

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ɖɛʄ ȶɦɛƈɦǟʐ():

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Care to share an example?

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How would I know how frequently this happens for others?

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世界上最奇怪的小鸟

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It would be very interesting to have a male/female breakdown for this

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@tasshinfogleman

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yes and I'm actively very curious about those signals

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It depends on: 1. What is the signal? 2. Is it a definite unmistakable signal expressed in a subtle way, or is it subtle in a way that is subjective and vague?

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Yes- One person's extremely subtle is another's extremely obvious For example- experienced meditators can recognize micro-expressions at impressive rates: lionsroar.com/the-lama-in-th

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California Memes

@CaliforniaMemes

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I love everyone around me

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How would I know what others feel about being around these people?

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I think you asking this question to your following is a form of p-hacking