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THE EYE DETECTOR
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This is not a trick or a gimmick. It is
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a valuable tool that can be of great
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assistance in your everyday life. You
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can use it for entertainment purposes
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however.
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Researchers have discovered that if you
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show people photographs of normal
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everyday items, the pupils of their eyes
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remain pretty much the same. When shown
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sexually oriented photos of the opposite
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sex, their pupils would dilate
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dramatically. Further research showed
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that whenever a volunteer was shown
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something that they wanted very much,
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the pupils would again dilate.
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Con-versely, when people are telling a
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blatant lie, the same thing happens.
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You have to be watching very closely to
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see this happen, but a suddenly dilated
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pupil can tell you a lot.
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How can you use this information? I hope
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explanation is not necessary as far as
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detecting lies go. You can of course
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use this for negotiations, making
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purchases, forming partnerships etc.
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While it can make you more careful and
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is valuable, nevertheless, this is not
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foolproof. You should not accuse anyone
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of lying unless you are positive. This
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is just a tool. It is not 100%. Use it
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as an indicator only.
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It can also be handy in relationships.
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The next time you are flirting with
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someone, you might make mildly
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suggestive comments and study the eyes,
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watching for a sudden flare of the
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pupils. Again, be careful and tactful.
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You don't want to be sued for
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harassment.
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For entertainment purposes, you might
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use something like the following. Pick
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a volunteer and seat them in front of
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you. Take four blank pieces of paper or
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cards and draw a big dollar sign on one
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of them and leave the other three blank,
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or write something benign on them like
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"pen," "pencil" and "paper clip." Tell
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your subject that the dollar sign
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represents one million dollars that you
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have just given them. Tell them to
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visualize the one thing in their life
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that they want more than anything.
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Something that they would be able to
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purchase with that million dollars.
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Make sure that they have something real
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in mind. Tell them to visualize the
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color, to really see it in their mind's
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eye. Picture it clearly.
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Then you instruct them to pretend that
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the dollar sign represents the million
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and it will be theirs to buy their
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dream, unless. . . you can tell which
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card the dollar sign is written on.
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Have someone else shuffle the cards or
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paper, mixing them up. When they are
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handed back to your subject, they should
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be concealed from you. If you are
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sitting at a table, your volunteer may
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simply hold them under the table out of
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your line of sight. If you are not at a
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table, use a towel or tray to obstruct
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your vision, hiding the cards from your
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sight. You MUST still be able to see
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your subject's eyes. Tell them to look
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at the cards one at a time and to then
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look at you before going on to the next
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one. You may have to ask them to look
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at one or two cards again. When they
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look up, you are of course studying
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their pupils. When they look up and you
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notice that their pupils are dilated,
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you know which card the dollar sign is
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on. You then amaze your audience by
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telling them that the dollar sign is on
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the third card they looked at (or
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whichever).
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If there is light behind you or the room
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is somewhat bright, their pupils might
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become somewhat smaller. This is a
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telltale because it tells you that the
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pupils were larger. They will dilate
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again as the eyes adjust.
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When they are looking at the blank or
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benign cards, there will be little or no
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change in the eyes. The card with the
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dollar sign will produce a much more
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noticeable response.
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If you think that your subject is going
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to try and trick you, you might appoint
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a member of your audience to act as a
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sort of watchdog to see that your
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instructions are carried out. Or to
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watch for any cheating on either of your
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parts.
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Practice this a few times with friends
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or family before trying it with an
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audience. People will think that you
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can read minds if this is done
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correctly.
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I am not going to attempt to tell you
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all of the possibilities that this
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concept has. Law enforcement agencies,
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customs officers, lawyers, personnel
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officers etc. all have their own uses
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for this principle. If you just
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remember it and use it a few times, you
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will be amazed at the information this
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will give you. It can also give you
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quite a reputation.
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Imagine the possibilities.
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