“People don't know how to hear a lie. Even people who are trained to hear the truth. Even professionals. Especially professionals. Especially professionals who are trained to know, who absolutely should know and who should absolutely understand the consequences of… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“the only thing you'll remember your dad saying about religion at all is that it's more important to walk the walk he'll be tying… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“we all think we can tell when someone’s lying. Professionals especially. The result is that we very often get duped.” — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“The most treacherous form of evil is often invisible. This form can shift to engage it can take on the appearance and expectation of… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“you'll wonder again, later, why so many psychologists remain so vocal about having more and better training than anyone else in the field when… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“You will be outraged by this who's going to protect the kids involved when battered women can't even tell their truth your attorney will… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“To us, warmth and likeability mean safety and trust—because if someone’s going to hurt us, we’ll see shifty eyes and feel a certain coldness,… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“People don't know how to hear a lie. Even people who are trained to hear the truth. Even professionals. Especially professionals. Especially professionals who… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“you'll watch those same people become automatically terrified of a burly man with tattooed knuckles even as they embrace the charismatic yet humble blonde… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“You'll find out later that no one you've ever met in your life could identify evil, especially when it's under their nose.” — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“You will learn that when the truth isn't pretty, expected, or delivered with a fair dose of charm, people will almost always put their… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
“Some people become proficient at acting and often show emotion they don’t feel— appearing intensely interested in your problems or causes, thumping their chests… — H.G. Beverly Copy Share Image
