Danioover9000

Part 2 follow up:

Very decent coverage of the whole case here too: My first impressions: Great coverage of this case, she's got decent body language and tonality. For sure since she's aa parent herself she may be biased going into this case, but I felt like most of her points are accurate, no deception, moments of defensiveness and moments of moral outrage that creeps into her tonality and face when she points out Kate's strange behaviors as a mother, and some on Jerry too, which IMO I share some of her takes since I did a deep analysis on the McCann's body language. In fact with her bringing in more prior context to this case it also made me feel more certain of my past conclusions of them, which also made me feel sick to think about.

Update for @kenway: I have found a video of Ryan Dawson here: I'm happy that this validates my impressions of him and clears it up. Due to him stating he had jet lag I assume his low energy and vibe was limited to jet lag, but here his baseline is consistent with that Destiny video. Mind the low video quality here, plus there's several jump cuts as well. Body language and tonality is consistent, low voice, low energy and vibe, borderline drawling a little bit at times, and yeah has this Lex Fridman energy to him, minus monotone I think there's a little bit of a dialect there from the North Carolina area. Between 2:40 to 2:55, around 2:50, when he's describing his context for the Israel news interview, and how they manipulated his clips and sandwich him in between 2 Neo Nazis, he gave a eye brow flash, and shakes head, and prolonged closing of eyes. Eyebrow flashing typically means the following in a ratio in context: feeling surprise, emphasis, or social connection/approval, and I think in regards to that news, this eyebrow flash is feeling surprised that they did just that, to associate him to Nazis. His prolonged eye closing is typical if internal and cognitive processing or distancing psychologically because generally the body opens up more to gather in more sensory information from surroundings, but when the body and mind perceives a threat, or a situation that caused negative feelings and fear, the body instinctively closes up and closing gestures would crop up non-verbally, and here I think it's less likely internal processing and more psychological distancing from the Neo Nazi label. Finally his no shake, which is typically in the western cultures and western hemisphere, to non-verbally show disagreement, disapproval, sometimes distancing and disappointment, head shake side to side is used, and here it makes sense because he just stated that they used a clip and placed it between two Neo Nazis, and given the widespread social taboo of Nazism it makes sense there would be a no shake with eyebrow flash and eyes closed long. It parallels to false accusations of being a Rapist or Pedophile, as a thought terminating cliche it's psychologically disturbing to even think, therefore the mind and body in conjunction would quickly close down, make itself take in less information as a defensive reflex. Also worth noting eye bags, and dark circles around eyes, maybe a health issue or lack of sleep, which I will guess that Ryan Dawson stays up late to research and do his journalism, I guess. It could be something else. Also, in this video's intro, around 0:30 to 1:00 minutes in, I note his eye cues are accessing visual parts of his brain, that he's both remembers an image/scene, then constructed that image/scene because of his prior Barnum statement about 'most' people can't do what he does, followed by small lip compression/dry swallow, then he completes his thoughts by saying most people got a lot of things to hide and can't say, and a micro shrug from his left shoulder(which is an epistemic shrug, feeling of uncertainty, 'I don't know) when referring to him going alternative and away from mainstream, away from 'corporate media'(his shadow and boogeyman), also prior to this statement he looks, downcast eyes to his lower left, eye cue for inner monologuing but also in that direction there's an object which he moves with his left hand, could be both or one over the other. When he tells his story and his start and upbringing, and career, roughly from 1:05 to 1:55, and more on his online career at 2:00 to 2:40, I feel it's quite genuine, especially when he recalls the Island he grew up near North Carolina, moment of eye fluttering rate increase which means internal processing again, followed by lots of eye cues to his upper left, remembering visuals, and his tonality softens when talking about his memories. I feel in those moments he's genuinely recalling memories precious to him. In conclusion, I try to check my bias and preference against Destiny, but given this video and Ryan Dawson, and Destiny's slanderous video, I feel quite pissed off at him. It's just disgusting to think some human being would slander Ryan like this, even a morally grounded sociopath would double check and reconsider a smear campaign if he knew prior contexts of this individual if it's a viable strategy. It's a shame really, makes me hate Destiny much more, and this growing online cancerous cult surrounding him and the social media platforms around streamers and gamers, and this guy just get's a free pass and isn't challenged and given backlash for what he did to Ryan Dawson. It's so immature, and I hate the online spaces for allowing this to take place. Now that rant and personal bias over, the soft science of body language analysis I did on this low quality video interview of Ryan Dawson, I conclude he's mostly genuine, and I am happy that I validated an intuitive feeling that Ryan's default is low vibe and low energy, even though maybe on the conspiracy stuff I may disagree, but in terms of communication I feel he's integrous.

Such a hilarious coverage of Destiny!🤣

@kenway You're welcome! Anyone interesting that you think is deceptive or is strangely defensive, and you want my interpretations via body language analysis let me know.

I thought we're all in implicit agreement that we'll be talking past each other, and just list some talking points with zero engagement no???

@Nivsch So??? Also, Aren't you supposed to ignore me? Like WTF?

@Vrubel I don't like your accusation tone here, I think nobody here is using g tactics like what HAMAs is doing. In stark contrast the Israeli military have the latest technology in weaponry, and advance scanning systems such that they KNOW EXACTLY WHO THEY'RE TARGETING, so I don't know why this is a flex in your view here?

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Interesting takes from one of the hostages: My first impressions, some withholding here, but mostly truthful.

@Danioover9000 I can't believe I missed this one, this one is also good even though he doesn't call himself a body language analyst: EDIT: Yes, since he covers the language analysis portion, he's effectively doing statement analysis, less rigorously than a professional statement analyst, but overall similar conclusion reached by Observe and the statement analyst he linked.

Cringe debate between Destiny and Cenk on Israel and Palestine conflict: Cenk here in the long term, morally is on the right, but in argumentation he's inaccurate, plus he's arguing at Destiny who has virtue signaled being pro Israel along with that moderator, he'll never have a good rhetorical win or good optics, especially anyone or most people, even with very reasonable takes and critiques of Israel, if an arguer is seen as too pro Palestinian and especially if it sounds like such a person has HAMAs sympathy, slander and defamation and censorships follow. So Cenk is actually on the unpopular side of this issue, and Destiny, like a motte and Bailey fallacy and position, Destiny is on the high ground with the popular side. I fucking hate popularity contests like these. Just because it's trending or popular doesn't mean it's TRUTH or it's right morally. Just like in Iraq war, Saddam Hussain had nothing to do with 9/11, yet Bush spun it as him being responsible for that, and everyone in America, the majority, went with it, even if there's devastation and carnage for the Iraq people that followed a bad military coup of Saddam's regime, and a bad martial law enforcement of the USA.

Good explanation by Thomas Sowell on the history:

Here's another good video, will be body language analyzing their tonality, and more on discourse:

Short video with clips from others as to why it is, which sounds to me like stage blue reasoning of why they are dominating: IMO, my more stage orange interpretation of this is because they take MASSIVE ACTION, practice and discipline themselves, and dedicate themselves to their craft while minimizing distractions, and just keep taking action and correctly practicing until they get results. However, again stage orange interpretation, I think it comes down to the individual who strongly desires to win and to excel at a given field. Dedication, discipline, will power, courage, and some other values and factors of a great fighter or champion are not just limited to Islam as this video wants to suggest, but these are universal principles each human being has and aspires to achieve, in varying degree, which is one specific disagreement with this video's framing. Yes, the trend suggests that Muslim fighters are on average winning more, but that doesn't mean that dedication, discipline and hard work is demographic dependent to Islam or other stage blue ideologies, those principles are systemic and go across to other religious beliefs and cultures towards each person, if they feel a deep desire and vision towards a goal and are willing to dedicate and discipline themselves towards it. Your thoughts?

Fantastic example of immaturity, not this particular video although it's a mix between maturity/immaturity, what's fantastic was the other past video and clip I can't find, after his comments on Eminem, a white man being the G.O.A.T in an black culture setting, and the sea of reactionaries against this man's opinion is an IMMENSE TREASURE TROVE of immaturity! As is what's covered in sociology, they have a concept called 'Bar Adjusting', look it up. Just fascinating stuff.

This is Dr. Umar Johnson's video after the other one where he said stuff about Eminem, sorry can't find original video and too many reactionaries reacting to that, gonna give me plenty of material to body language analyze reactionaries?

A body language analysis interlude: Don't like the thumbnail, kind of misleading in font and title, white font on top and dirt yellow on bottom, really? Also smart contemplating pose on right...REALLY?! First impressions from Dr. Umar Johnson, he's quite passionate and has an emotionally charged tonality, and great emphasis on some words, and as the video goes you'll see his body language and mannerisms animate far more in emotion addressing the cultural appropriation and as sociology calls 'Bar Adjusting". IMO, while his views can be quite strong, I think there's a kernel of truth regarding Eminem's rise to success and fame partly for his skin colour, and partly because most young white cis gendered males elected him and champion him as a G.O.A.T of rap. I can understand and empathize aa little bit with Umar here, and even Eminem agrees when he said in a rap song 'if I was black I would've sold half'. Discourse analysis: podcast setting, Umar is on a sofa, the others are seated comfortably. This is also Joe Button's podcast. Specifically when Umar brings up Palestinians and Israel, and claims someone from a different culture or race can't proclaim they're the best within Palestinian or Israeli culture, it makes sense to me, but notice the others reacting, and that one guy changes his posture and sighs loudly...🤣🤣🤣 never gets old for me, that is tell tale for distress and high increase of anxiety that the subconscious mind has to release. Love those sets of non-verbals.

While I'm dissecting him, this other man is also interesting for body language analysis, and the reporter he has shown:

@zazen Thanks, here are a few more: and While I'm not surprised he's getting smeared campaign and getting slandered, it's still a sad thing to see him getting censorship like this, getting the John Mearsheimer treatment.

The next victim for my body language and tonality analysis: Topic and some prior context: YouTuber covering the Israel/Palestinian conflict, and due to language used seems to lean more for Palestine and the humanitarian issues there, and less to Israel's actions. Naturally the topic is emotionally charged so I expect more emotionally charged non-verbals here. First impressions and general body language and facial: Interesting communication style. First his posture, which is left arm and elbow sticking out, as if to occupy space on his left, communicates confidence and domineering energy, like the typical cowboy American, while walking puts hands on hips and sticks out elbows. Right arm position not visible. Facial expressions are interesting an varied, but a consistent is his furrowing of the brows which means concentration/frustration/anger felt, either anger/frustration of Israel's perceived genocide of Palestinians, or concentration of reading a text or statements of the news, and focusing on the interpretation of them. Moments of eyebrow flashing as well, on some key words, and eyebrow flashing means the following in a ratio: Emphasis, social approval seeking, and feeling surprised, and my intuition here is that every eyebrow flash from him here is more on emphasis and surprise rather than social approval/social validation. Also moments when he talks about Gaza families or Gaza civilians driven from homes, moments when he eyebrow flashes, again either for surprise or emphasis, he would then furrow his brows while his brows are raised, giving this image of sadness, because part of a face that is displaying full sadness you'd have the eyebrows both raised and furrow a bit, which is a universal emotion as well as other several emotions felt which will flash across the facials. Tonality: is of UK, or GB culture, and speech pattern is British culture, also on moral qualms or moral issues from Israel's actions his tone will have small condemnation of it's military actions and the killing of civilians mixed in with Hamas terrorists, and displacing Palestinians due to damaging buildings and property and increasing the humanitarian crisis there. Consistent tone throughout with moments of condemnation and maybe moral/intellectual superiority and a bit of aloofness, although I could be wrong here because British dialect, accent and cultural tone I could be wrong on, but there could be a possibility he's feeling some contempt and moral/intellectual superiority towards Netanyahu and Israel's actions to Palestinians caught in the crossfires. Also moments of inflexion and emphasis on emotionally charged words or some other keywords with his tone, and also has a punchy tone again found in parts of the UK. My feeling from his dialect and accent is he's in the London area or close to it, as royal family British speaking patterns I could detect from his voice, and in that area there were protests that were pro Palestinian. Also from his tonality and word choices and word values, he seems to value logic and rationality, and values moral/intellectual consistency, so when he addresses the hypocrisy and double standards from western media from the USA and UK over Israel/Palestine conflict, in comparison to Ukraine/Russia conflict he seems contempt towards inconsistency in morals and logic.

A decent video on the body language topic:

Very informative video, directly and indirectly shows problems with this thread in terms of developmental factors:

@Schizophonia Firstly, thank you for clarifying this to me. Yes, specifically Chechnya, Dagestan and other certain eastern regions with mountain ranges, where combat sports such as sambo and wrestling are both a cultural practice and a means of social empowerment and self defense to a degree, would be the more plausible explanation for why on average those in these regions are dominating: genetics and environmental conditions. I also agree their theological explanations and justifications does sound ridiculous, especially from Joe Rogan and a few others. I stand corrected for just generalizing that Islam and being Muslim, and generally having a strong religious background, directly equals being a much better fighter on average. This YouTube Channel is IMO a decent underrated Channel that covers martial arts and bare knuckle fighting, but it's owner has an Islam background so it made sense why he arranged the clips like this now. Again thanks for clarifying because I just went with the video. I think to be fair to that YouTuber he's making a point, but this point of how Islam turns into fighters is very contentious because you then have to be willing to bring up the caliphate version of Islam, and contend with the more extremist interpretations of Islam because Islam at that region of the middle east and other parts of the middle east, and at that time were from a warring tribe surrounded by other warring tribes. So IMO very contentious due to the current stereotypes and having to address the historical events of parts of Islam being violent as in those time periods. Also, putting aside hard work and training, Mohammad Ally also had good genetics and environmental conditions, good height advantage and arm length over his opponents, and cardio which allowed him that edge, but using him as an example is sketchy because before converting to Islam he was a Christian with a troubled parental relationship and family. I'd go as far as to claim that in the USA's history of the slave trade, and artificial breeding by masters over slaves to breed the ideal physical traits of slave labors for longer endurance and stronger lifting of material, which all of this is systemic, that 400 years of slavery is why Mohammad Ally was that powerful and others like him are that powerful to begin with. P.S. Synchronicity is a funny bitch, because this week I just got an app, Uniciv, which is a decent spin off of Civ 5, and one of the civilizations I founded the religion Buddhism with one of the great prophet units, and added the leader and follower enhancers as Buddhism with a more warfare and combat bonus, so when I read your analogy I can't believe it, it's insane to think I also just did the analogy you forwarded, but in that game🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣