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    From the page: "...when Tomkins was starting out in his quest to understand the face, he always watched television with the sound turned off. "We are such creatures of language that what we hear takes precedence over what is supposed to be our primary channel of communication, the... more

    Reviewed by remedyvisual Jun 25 2007, 01:10am ( 154 reviews ) gladwell.com

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  • Rated by peeppullerits on Oct 29, 6:26pm

    New Yorker article about Paul Ekman's FACS system for reading facial expressions.
  • Rated by xPrettyKatie0x on Oct 26, 12:25am

    very cool
  • Rated by c0rp533f4c3 on Oct 17, 9:59pm

    interesting article about facial expressions and face reading. Myy face got sore for a while trying to move the muscles they were explaining. x)
  • Rated by weresilkier on Sep 06, 11:15am

    Too long.. break up the wall of text!!
  • Rated by ignirtoq on Sep 04, 9:10am

    This is an absolutely fascinating read. It delves deeply into several people whose lives have revolved around reading emotions in others, including the psychological side of things, as many of those are psychologists, and on top of that it's written in an excellent style.
  • Rated by bustajox on Aug 31, 9:44pm

    Die pig, die.
  • Rated by markdare on Aug 05, 7:28am

    just read it, very good.
  • Rated by deelawn634 on Aug 01, 6:55pm

    It's disturbing to know an actual police officer has a big enough brain to connect with 'normal people' on that type of level... stopped reading after what sounded like a monologue of a egotistical cop stroking his mental erection, boasting about his 'abilities'
  • Rated by nayoungkim on Jun 30, 9:09pm

    very interesting. take the time to read it!