Can You Spot The Liar?

[@pmx1000_]

i feel bad for Dr. Kang Lee's kids already

[@lizzy_1744]

they have no way to escape

[@tamcar04]

Okay?! It's over before it even can start!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@D3sToD3s]

"Lie to Me" deals with this topic rather entertainingly.its on netflix btw

[@CosmicErrata]

4:04 - "The Buffalo in the nose goes up."

[@koenigseggagera8255]

D3sToD3s Love that show

[@sawsonex3215]

Wtf kid nr.1 answered real sketchy, I thought he lied!

[@raidzor5452]

In fact I guessed 1,2 and 4

[@joyjoyoo]

right? he even shifted his eyes!

[@qui_dit_ben4528]

N2 was nodding, and sometimes when you lie saying "no" you not "yes". The opposite also happens, so I though she was lying

[@Danilego]

I guessed 1 and 2 because number 1 looked a bit embarrassed after, and number 2 said something else

[@laurenjulia1552]

@@joyjoyoo yeah but you shouldnt really use that as a basis, it's not 100% reliable. Some people can lie without shifting their eyes

[@quahntasy]

Kid no. 1 was sketchy as hell, I thought he was lieing.

[@user-pn7yf1iz5k]

Quahntasy - Animating Universe yea that’s what I thought

[@detectivebushey1751]

Quahntasy - Animating Universe really if you were good at telling the difference you would of got it, it was kinda obvious

[@lelrond]

​@@detectivebushey1751 r/iamverysmart

[@depression8288]

imo he looked like he was tryna get caught so i was sure it was the truth or he was told to do that

[@emmymarlene5022]

Quahntasy - Animating Universe lying*

[@LiquidWolfmans]

It's almost impossible to detect lies when you don't know the person's baseline (their default behaviour when they are telling the truth). The scenario is also framed so that there are only rewards and no consequences to lying. It also doesn't help that you're only asking a single question and the conversation ends immediately after that question. The problem is our goal is trying to detect lies instead of trying to discover the truth. Asking "Did you cheat?" can be very accusatory and it usually conveys that you don't really care about them. In the case of children, it usually means they won't feel bad about lying to you. We should be asking "What did you do after I left the room?". We would then ask them to elaborate on the details, the reasoning behind it, and how they felt during that time. If they get defensive or angry after a few questions, then that's usually a good indicator that they're trying to hiding something.

[@TommoCarroll]

Yeah - when someone in bed says "I'm standing up" you just say "You're lying"... Done.

[@AxxLAfriku]

Help I need 14,000 subs by the end of this week or my two girlfriends will leave me for my brother Rego

[@bryonysanchez4424]

@@AxxLAfriku say rego i said well done

[@oofermcooferson8972]

Who says that?

[@jaidynnguyen2548]

AxxL Plz dont

[@Mars8765]

AxxL beggar

[@qpSubZeroqp]

yeah, i'm bad at seeing who lies. i thought 1 and 2 were lying.

[@matthewledbetter6318]

SubZero yea same but he just said your not necessarily good at detecting lies because it’s a 50% chance of getting it right lol

[@Andromeda-mz1qk]

SubZero I thought one and 3 were lying

[@nekori.]

I only thought 3 was lying.

[@f3nt0]

Cause they hesitate first, right?

[@ba.nguyen]

I thought it was 1 and 3

[@Lwoods1717]

So...Pinnochio is based on scientific facts. When you lie, your nose does get longer...sort of.

[@TommoCarroll]

I for one never doubted whether a story about a toy being turned into a real boy was based on scientific facts. It's just clearly accurate. 😅

[@lazarspopov]

The author based in on experience. In some cultures, they say that your nose itches when you lie. They were just very observant of the phenomes occurring in their own body. That is why I have learned to trust a bit of folklore. People had hundreds of years to observe themselves so there is truth to many things.

[@crangel2183]

If Pinocchio ever says: "My nose is growing now" this will cause a paradox making his nose grow and shorten infinitely thus resulting in a black hole.

[@someguythatexists5099]

@@crangel2183 dude there's a lil thing called present and past, if his nose shortens after saying that then that's it. he said "my nose is growing" in the past he's not saying it's happening now, so he's not lying and the paradox never happens

[@aseelbakheet5556]

@@lazarspopov I agree with you her I think it is the feeling of the blood increases in your nose just like when you blush you feel the blood in your cheeks So seems like penokio writer was a liar

[@MindSmashReal]

this reminds me of that show Lie to me on netflix, which I think got cancelled. It messed up my interactions with people because I'd always check to see if they were lying.

[@M3Z0]

First

[@layme7315]

“Johnny Johnny.” “Yes papa?” *”Telling lies”*

[@symphonyreturnstswizzlevev8309]

Layme No papa

[@atheris1641]

Yes patriarchal figure I was indeed uttering words that were untrue and I shall now confirm your suspicions by emitting a sound that is referred to as “laughter”

[@chillfreezestories6153]

No... WAIT IS THAT THE LIE DETECTOR??!

[@nickd5027]

Papa is the expert on catching a liar

[@laneyl2784]

Nick D He is

[@BybeeBunnie]

That kids image turning demonic under that scan was unexpected and I'm stressed about it lol

[@MK-hj9de]

IKR

[@vex5u]

facts

[@relivale]

Frrr

[@Onsvaltti]

Can you really say that you have a neutral face when you are so full of sass that all the drag queens faint on the 5 mile radius?

[@LivingLegacy77]

I thought the same haha That's the most expressive 'neutral' face I've ever seen.

[@coleschofield4044]

3:56 Wow, didn't know you managed to get a visit from satan.

[@siimpl3anita]

Lightwave Stimulus || lmao. that’s what i thought.

[@infinity_sh4816]

@@siimpl3anita same

[@ramyawho7627]

Telling lies ? No papa

[@rockysingh6550]

Open your mouth *Hahhahhahhahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahah*

[@ramyawho7627]

Yasss

[@TatoAV]

HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@Goldi-Luc]

What part of video?

[@ramyawho7627]

@@Goldi-Luc no part .... issa memeee

[@pokefaceify]

This was how I broke it down before assuming 1, 3, and 4 all lied. 1 looked real sketchy right after he gave his answer lol but I guess thats just him; 2 had a confident expression and tone while responding quickly, so I knew she wasn't lying; 3 swiftly considered if she was going to lie or not before giving her answer nervously, so it was an obvious lie; and 4 gave his answer while looking nervously to see if the listener bought what he said, so I was fairly sure he lied. So that's 3/4 from a psychology major lol

[@wolfcat87]

Those were my guesses as well. I only only 100% sure of number 3 though, because she behaves the way my brother did when he would lie at her age.

[@TDKingminded]

*I agree*

[@saltypotatochip4707]

I watched a ted talk by Lee (the lying researcher) that says that neutral expressions are usually mantained when lying. Kids aren`t stupid. They know that if he hide or try to hide their emotions, people will think they are telling the truth because they dont look nervous. It`s actually the other way around. Liars will usually have a suppresed nervousness. That`s why kids 1 and 2 were telling the truth. Neither had a suppresed nervousness. The girl was staright-forward and specific, and the boy was acting kind of sketchy and smiling (signs that hes not lying). I personally have noticed that liars often headshake. Another thing about lying is that liars will often not abreviate their words. For instance, instead of saying "i didn`t do it" they will say "I did not do it".

[@rakafadim2318]

i'm a psych major too but my answer is number 2 (which is wrong, lol) i thought she's sketchy because she gave details to her answer

[@MyoticTesseract]

“It has to PEEL off the skin, like this... then you SEE the BLOOD...” uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@kfazzio]

In a discussion with a friend: "Did you eat my chocolate?" -"Um no" "You're lying." -"wdym I'm lying?" "I have taken a test and I passes so I can tell when someone is lying" -"Ok.Cool. but I'm not" "I KNOW IT ALREADY BRUH ADMIT IT" -I DIDNT F*CKING DO IT, CHILL" *her brother comes in* "Hey I ate your chocolate, i'll buy you one later" :-)

[@Dcwest0616-the-best-on-youtube]

mqaroon lmfao wow

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

One way to spot a liar is to look for inconsistencies in what he says.

[@samsev]

the video was more about what's happening internally when you lie rather than finding inconsistencies in someone's story

[@TatoAV]

He? Are you assuming the liar's gender?! Wait a second, imma dye my hair pink real quick

[@markhowardganzon8992]

How do you find inconsistencies in a yes or no?

[@Stoneybv]

Or they're nervous

[@cakemnstr42]

But people who get nervous easily have that too, maybe even for the same reason that their brain goes haywire

[@JaxBlade]

What if I TOLD someone I lied but I didnt LIE so wouldnt that make me a liar, But what if you're joking or just being sarcastic with someone is it different there? Cause I joke a lot with my friends which in essence can be lying when you are talkin to em but its nothing malicious or hidden xD

[@preciousvicious9025]

Yeah I wonder about that too sometimes.. does sarcasm count as lying even if we re being obviously sarcastic?

[@crystelwolf9367]

No I believe lying is just when you are trying to misdirect or hide the truth

[@Silkendrum]

You cannot define a lie. The definition belongs to the person you were talking to. If they believed you, and later you try to tell them you were just joking, you might get a skeptical look ("Yeah, sure, sarcasm. Nah, you just got caught and now you want to wiggle out of it.") And they might never trust you again. It's a lie if you allow anyone to believe an untruth.

[@chrizv.1451]

Dude you are everywhere

[@pyrosnake346]

Jaxblade Easter egg. Love the videos.

[@avi12]

0:50 So I was 50:50 correct. Thought 1 & 3 are lying and 2 & 4 are telling the truth

[@lux7264]

Me too lol

[@clementine9187]

That's what I guessed too! #1 acted so sketchy though...

[@thex1996]

avi12 youre also 50% wrong

[@avi12]

You're right, but I look at the bright side, so I was 50% right

[@antisocialkid2107]

I thought 1,3,4 were lying lol

[@CanadianDan854]

*_(Sweats Profusely)_*

[@mtteo99]

Papa can always tell when Johnny is lying ha ha ha

[@robertut8311]

Ok papa

[@vandanabeekie6442]

Noo papa

[@f.b.i.5580]

God 2 years ago omfg

[@KidnapT]

YES papi

[@_c3c3]

Yo but like do u ever have those moments in your head where your like: “OMG I DID IT! But no one is gonna believe me, they’ll think i’m lying,” Then when you tell them the truth, you try to NOT act sketchy so it doesn’t look like ur lying bc it SOUNDS like ur lying then end up actually acting sketchy- *Just me? Okay...*

[@shelinabegum9390]

Relatable

[@onabarauskas1694]

No not just you.

[@someperson2201]

_Laura Lee has left the chat_

[@ppppp524]

Human beings are very bad at telling if a given person is lying. Human beings are pretty good at judging character and seeing patterns of behavior. If you have to question whether or not someone is lying, you shouldn't look at their behavior as they tell you the story. You should ask yourself, "Is this the kind of person who would lie about this kind of thing"? If you know them, you'll be right more often than not.

[@bleh1569]

Oof true

[@asiasmith9667]

Love things like this. Thanks AsapScience

[@alvinjr.2810]

Thats a lie

[@eaterdrinker000]

Although I always enjoy ASAP's dry-erase board animation, it was nice to have a short break from it!

[@ineedausername9617]

3:56 * screams internally *

[@starqazinqq_]

Dr kang : So how did you did in your exam? Kids: I got an ‘A’ Dr kang: utffytftyjtyfftyj COME RIGHT HERE

[@viniiii.j]

Why does this video not have 1 million views

[@Senii2100]

Thanks for so many different science content. Your creativity doesn’t ever finish.

[@ZomBeeNature]

I know someone who always lies about everything. I don't know why they do it. 100% liars are nuts.

[@Fuzion180]

Knew number 3 was a liar! she took too long to answer, had to think about it first and just said 'mhhm' can tell signs from body language if they're lying

[@parsafakhar]

I totally guessed correctly 3 & 4 are trying their best to be honest and are the only one shaking their heads left and right to emphasize their honesty which makes them the liars

[@eleazarmoraru6532]

U can easily avoid the lying detector thing in the video by just having a false but full story in your head and basically trick the brain into thinking that's the true story.

[@arnavsadhu]

Don't know about liars but at 2:30 the girl was getting crazy thoughts about him 😂

[@Subscriberswithnovideosc-ht9uc]

The weird thing is that little kids always said "liar liar pants on fire"

[@juan3141]

*LYING RESEARCHER*

[@seanlindsey8041]

Reee Eee same

[@Daniel_Berry]

4:17 So that's why Niles Crane always got nosebleeds when he lied

[@pineapplejuice1109]

Oml yay! You watch frasier too?

[@valkyrierain313]

Fun fact, people that are good liars are good at telling whether or not people are lying

[@ruanbraga9214]

3:45 Colossal Titan

[@Lucascavatoni]

I was expecting them to say « BTW we lied about which kids lied » in the end because it looks so much like children 1 and 2 lied

[@Sacchidanand]

1:13 - "who is a lying researcher...... "

[@kylasantos4081]

I knew kid 3 was lying😂 Her whole action and facial expression gave it away, It's like catching my sibling lying.

[@135roze]

This taste... Is the taste of a liar!

[@maple6894]

This man is the most faithful person I have ever seen

[@keonj]

Is it considered lying if you're unsure of your answer ?

[@TommoCarroll]

Rebeca I agree with Rebeca!

Aspect Science I agree with Aspect Science!

[@farazshaikh1250]

@ I agree with Fuzion Shot!

[@Lightnings]

Faraz Shaikh I agree with Faraz Shaikh!

[@carsonmorris127]

Lightnings I agree with Lightnings!

[@TessaSproule]

I love this format, Mitch and Greg! Great presentation of complicated information.

[@zero1188]

lie detector machines available at Walmart for $5.99

[@anamarques7417]

zero those are not always accurate

[@simonbuechel3729]

KZbin KZbin oh you mean around the 50% accuracy?🤔

[@corneliabrandauer1960]

Simon Buechel lol

[@MultiRobotnik]

Polygraph machines are largely considered pseudoscience.

[@TDKingminded]

*hahahahahaha*

[@wildwolfwth1818]

Wow, honestly I thought kid #1 was lying! His face was so red and he was looking away and acted scared! 😹😹😹

[@averyp7741]

If that dr kang lee guy was my parent I’d be screwed 🤣

[@PimpMatt0]

Sometimes it sounds like I'm lying when I'm telling the truth. My brain just triggers anxiety whenever I'm put on the spot.

[@jaxonbeaulieu3265]

Now papa can tell if Johnny is telling lies and eating sugar!!

[@cassidyfaith643]

I understood every single piece of information here, no questions at all. *I'm a liar*

[@anndillm]

Question: I'm wondering if this technique is taking into account the reactive differences between say, someone on the autistic spectrum vs someone who might just be anxious naturally? Also, are they also taking into account factors such as the mood of the individual before they walked into the experiment and the environment of the room where the experiments are taking place? In this video, it appears to all be taking place in an office-like setting, but put people into real-world scenarios, such as a retail environment, are the same factors at play?

[@ryelysquires6392]

anndillm I’m both and I can tell that you are probably right, when an anxious tells the truth it is much, much harder to grasp wether or not they’re lying as they are anxious. With the autistic people it’s pretty similar. So again, to answer the question. I honestly don’t think this does take those groups into account.

[@ashwinnaidoo796]

Love that you clarified when you said that kang lee was a lying expert lol

[@chinorrata]

3:06 “But What happens if someone lies with a neutral face, watch this:” Inmediately tilts and open eyes as wide as possible

[@clvsidy]

Tiko needs this skill to find fake fishy

[@helenzhong6138]

I’m not lying that I’m nervous for Chinese class today...

[@ericasnyder2001]

Kid 1 and 2 were smiling so I thought they were the liars, the way kid four shook his head total liar. I now see that 3 and 4 had very very straight faces.

[@chab]

Telling lies are sometime good

[@fatimamohammadali2699]

Those caterpillars lips in the thumbnail creeped me out in so many ways ....

[@scorchingblaze5754]

Juicer Machine yup

[@amitlevin8841]

So you saying we need to put this machine In every Corporate media station and the White House

[@loganbondmma]

I could’ve avoided so many beatings when my dad thought you was lying even though I wasn’t

[@11deva11]

If they used this during crimes then there would be no unsolved crimes

[@purpleprofile7897]

a person you can easily fool any test and there would be still many unsolved as they wouldn’t know who committed such crime

[@alinaeashal4885]

The worst is accidentally smiling while telling the truth,and then everyone thinks you're lying.

[@BobMcCoy]

*Bae doesn't like this video*

[@kfazzio]

_Bob McCoy HAHAHA

[@kmktruthserum9328]

kid # 1 must have done good. i needed a few extra seconds of the clip to figure out if he was lying based on why he would feel the need to lie, or in this case laugh. his hands over his face gave him away

[@Rahulbajaj561]

My life is a LIE.

[@vatanrangani8033]

Our*

[@stashfulton]

Stop lying

[@kosmicgr]

5:42 "One of them speaks the truth the other only lies!" xD

[@dennistang4734]

If my mama gets this I’ll get whooped every day

[@muaadepic7779]

They tell lies to get out of trouble

[@ahsanahmedzai6257]

Poor kids, now they won't be able to lie :(

[@pennysmith5903]

Sometime i don’t even know if i’m lying

[@callyjermaine2681]

Elaine Chen yes! Me too

[@anwar004gaming]

T E L L I N G L I E S ?

[@Kassidar]

N O P A P A

[@iainturbarbie1101]

3:44 *Me when my Alarm goes of for school!*

[@c0lbv18]

Why do people get fetishes and do some specifics like feat fetish or fat fetish

[@eaterdrinker000]

I have a meat fetish

[@TheMastorio]

This new format of videos is more interesting , Nice

[@cm17070]

Yes now i can spot the liar can anybody?

[@cm17070]

that's below your power

[@arunsajeev9951]

There is no human who has never lied at least once

[@chab]

Booooya Notification squad

[@TommoCarroll]

Hey there chab! Notification squad reporting for duty!

[@lopsidedhead]

The main problem with a lot of the signs of lying is that people who have been emotionally abused also show these signs when they're either telling the truth (but no one believes them) or when they're being accused of something they didn't do. Because growing up in a shitty household will do that to you.

[@mahreeniftikhar8319]

Notification squad

[@TommoCarroll]

Present! Wasssssup?

[@maura462]

love the live content with the drawing mixed in, great to see dr. kang speak on this

[@Anonymous-pf1mb]

4 year old comment but no likes 🗿

[@okayokay1979]

Machine learning every where... You see this comment, thanks to machine learning!!!

[@waniraj41]

Use this on Dr. Ford and the judge! No need to protest 😂

[@sogghartha]

Brain goes haywire when lying? That explains a lot about Trump.

[@ElfBroYaHa]

Could be good for interrogations on sensitive criminals who can't keep calm when they lie

[@Chanhee]

This doesn’t take into account all the mental illnesses that have the same symptoms of a liar. Such as severe social anxiety disorder, panic disorder, agoraphobia

[@patchthefat]

Today my science teacher showed one of your videos in class, and I was like I’ve been watching you an really enjoying your videos!

[@sarahzorman3182]

Now I’m curious about the science behind Pathological Liars

[@distar7471]

Number four literally gulped.

[@subsWithonlyvideos-fr3gh]

If someone is telling a story and you’re not sure if they’re lying, try to get your self in a situation where the story teller tells it to someone else simply remember every detail and make sure everything is true

[@suna173.6jm]

it's so cool that you actually got to go the lab omgg

[@arthurmorgan7642]

Sometimes the one that is telling the truth is the one sweating and acting nervous because they are nervous of you not believing them.

[@jenniferl3541]

Love you two!!! Also watched Mitch on Big Brother Canada!!! I live in Windsor and it's so cool to live so close!

[@EnxzVFXz]

I have beat the system instead of looking like I'm telling the truth when I'm lying I just purposely always look like I'm lying like 24/7

[@Scorpio_Moonshine]

So many questions: Did they take into account the developmental age of the children and their ability to understand to differentiate between a truth and a lie? According to the world of Psychology, most kids aren't able to understand the consequences of telling a lie until they're around 12-years-old. Also, if they child thinks they are likely to get into trouble when asked the (lie) question, by their parent vs a neutral party, it's been researched they answer differently. I did years of training and work experience in learning how to understand when kids lie, so I find this information fantastically interesting!

[@poycicle1953]

Johnny is SHAKING

[@brittanystack6413]

Honesty is the best policy.

[@johanna5194]

Mitch is getting better at not locking like he want to kill the camera ;)

[@norma8686]

One trick to never be caught lying is always tell the truth. I'm really bad at lying so I usually don't even try.