Woman's Intuition VS Man's Gut Feeling.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2024
- Women's Intuition is probably the most powerful Super-Power on the planet. But how does it work and why? It all begins and is executed by the brain. And Body Language Expert, Scott Rouse explains why in simple, easy-to-understand terms. How does Woman's Intuition compare to Man's Gut Feeling? He answers that as well. Scott's authentic and clear explanations will be your new first stop for all of your Body Language and Behavior questions.
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As a behavior analyst and body language expert, Scott Rouse holds multiple certificates in advanced interrogation training. He has been trained alongside the FBI, Secret Service, U.S. Military Intelligence, and the Department of Defense.
His extensive training, education, and practice of nonverbal communication have made him an expert and consultant to law enforcement as well as Fortune 100 Companies, attorneys, private investigators, executives, and entertainers. He is also a multi-Grammy nominated producer and TEDx Speaker.
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Scott, I was involved with a psychopath when I was sixteen . Ended up taking my child, running away from him . Turned out he married my best friend . He murdered his daughter from that marriage. Eight months old. For many years we felt safe after he was put in a mental hospital. We moved on with our lives no more fear. Everything you've said is right on.my intuition warned me to get away from him .Thank you for sharing your expertise with us. Could help save a life. ❤
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@@Vani13658 What about your best friend’s intuition? What went wrong there?
@@kerrythurber9141 It was my fault. I made a big mistake. I told her he was crazy. To please think twice before making the mistake of marrying him. She was so angry she accused me of being jealous . Her anger at me clouded her judgement. Kept her from seeing the truth. 😢
@@Vani13657 Don't blame yourself. She didn't listen. You tried. That is so tragic, but you did what you could.
Thank you thank you Scott. Women are real. We exist, and we are not men.
I noticed your joy at seeing the squirrel - and the fact that you were already prepared with peanuts in your pocket for it. That got filed away in my female brain under "Scott Rouse is a nice guy." I honestly don't know who's cuter: you or the squirrel. That was heartwarming. 🥰
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@@SpikeLover1863 right?! Was thinking the same... I think it's because kindness, is such an attractive quality...
And smart too ❤
@@ScottRouse Tan Daddy might have some real competition! 😏
@@vaniadelcardo6052 - agreed! 😃
Scott, I always say someone “feels slimy “. After almost 50 years together my husband just accepts my assessment and adapts accordingly
Well, that’s what he’s supposed to do. You all have it figured out. We don’t. I’ll bet he’s awesome. 🙂
Agreed! Hubby and have been married 43 and he still wonders how I just know… especially a few months down the road when I pegged something that wasn’t immediately known.
Smart man, he's right to. ❤
I love this. “Adapts accordingly” ❤😂😅
No Jodi arias did that. She pretended to be so calm that she could fall asleep then there was a false alarm. She woke up, then put her head back down then again haha.
The difference is that we know, we know. But we convince ourselves that we’re either imagining things or we’re losing our minds. Then, after we’ve trusted someone, just like a boomerang 🪃 it all comes back to us why we should have listened to our inner self
Thank you Scott ! It's nice to hear a man talk about women's brains in that complimentary (and correct) manner !
I love the office. Life amongst the trees is the most peaceful place to be.
I agree. 🙂
First thing to know about PTSD and C-PTSD. It is not a mental illness. It is a literal traumatic brain injury.
@@dawnkikong637 It is yep. Scott will know a lot about it but he can't say anything because of yt rules. It's difficult to deal with. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy even if I had one.
How? Do you mean this literally? I have a traumatic brain injury- I had a seizure on a concrete floor unfortunately and my brain took a beating. It took me months maybe even a year or more to feel like myself- but I realize I am different now. Not as sharp. Less coordinated. And the weird thing is I feel I have split- there is two me’s. The me before and the me after the injury. For a long time i felt I was actually someone else completely. How is post traumatic stress like this? I’m genuinely curious about this! My good friend has PTSD.
@@NicolaMaxwell Yes, I really liked Scott's video. I agree, it is a major challenge but thankfully the awareness about it is growing, within ourselves and for others in helping professions. Wishing you plenty of good days sprinkled in amongst the challenges.🌞
@@dawnkikong637 🙏🏼❤💜 thank you!!🌸
Thanks for making this video, Scott!! I had a really scary thing happen recently where I was out with my 2 young kids (3 yrs and 1 yr [you know my chubby son, Felix, haha]), I was about 10 min away from the house and a man started following me. I was visibly struggling holding both the kids because my daughter didn't want to walk, and this man came up asking if I needed help. I repeatedly had to tell him no because he wouldn't stop asking! I felt like I was the one being rude for not accepting help, I was literally gaslighting myself, telling myself "He just wants to help and I'm overreacting by freaking out." Then I could hear your voice in my head telling me, "Listen to your women's intuition and watch out for people who are overly friendly to the point it makes you uncomfortable."
He ended up walking ahead of me, which made me relieved, until I realized he was walking at a freaking snail's pace, and pretending to be on his phone (but the screen wasn't even on!) He kept turning around to look and then quickly looking back at his phone. Then he finally walked to the parking lot and waited beside his car. When he saw me he started asking if I needed a ride, where I live, if I'm walking home. Luckily there were two other men in the parking lot who were loading their truck and I could tell that they were keeping an eye on the situation, and I felt like the creepy guy wouldn't do anything right in front of two other men.
I kept walking and the creepy man jumped into his car and sped up beside me, rolled the window down and KEPT asking if I needed a ride! I said "No, I'm just calling my husband!" And finally that made him speed off! I immediately called my husband and he came to pick me up, but in the meantime I went back to talk to the men who were loading the truck. I ended up making friends with one guy, he asked if I was okay and said that I was welcome to stay near them until my husband arrived just in case the man came back. (and he did drive through and circle the parking lot) I ended up filing a police report because I really believe he was trying to find an opportunity to take one of my kids, which is just the most horrible thought. 😭
Anyways, sorry for being long-winded, I just want you to know that what you do really does make a difference in people's lives. I love hearing you talk about the neurological aspects to body language analysis, because it really helps me feel like my intuition is valid! You're just so amazing and I appreciate all the effort you put into teaching us, and the passion you have for this stuff 🥰
Should have called 9-1-1
Interesting. I'm an 84-year-old woman and ALWAYS "knew" the people to avoid so I never ran into any problems with boyfriends, husbands, or friends. It's hard to describe how it works. You just get a feeling.
Scott, really enjoyed the discussion about the male and female brain.
Thank you for giving credit to women's intuition; not many do that... 🥰😍
I think it's important to be in tune with your intuition / gut feeling and learn to listen to it instead of dismiss it as nonsense. In many situations, that intuition can actually give you insights and quickly help you avoid negative experiences in a way that your more "logical - rational" part of the mind may not.
Love both the cozy office background and also the natural one with all those trees and squirrels. ♥️
That anger expression is very analogous to what canids do. It's amazing we disparate species share so much nuanced expression, especially us and canids, divided so far on the tree.
I am a 50 year old male INFJ, and having a powerful intution has its good and bad sides living in the world.
Scott...your background "set" at home is my favorite. Your wife does a fantastic job! It always looks so warm and cozy...it matches your voice and personality.
That’s so nice, Valerie. Thank you for saying that. I’ll let Ambre know.🙂
@@ScottRouse It really does! You're a lucky man. She's a lucky woman and very beautiful! ❤❤ cherish her every day.
As a woman, I am surprised every time you say Tom Cruise's acting impresses you, but his smile‽ I would tell my husband to never invite him over again.
i agree!! i get major creeps from tom cruise 100% of the time. i NEVER watch his movies or any interviews with him. i have felt this way from back in the old days when he first started...i never liked him.
I've never 'bought' Tom Cruise's smile or Mr. Nice Guy persona. It's too perfect, well timed and smarmy.
Watch an old interview he did with "60 minutes Australia" in early 2000's. It's scary.
Tom Cruise is a scary man.
@theriv132 Was his jaw always clenching off-screen as well?
@kittyroars8758 He reminds me of that person who comes to a gathering already in progress entering loudly, all smiles, and suddenly everyone's attention is on them seemingly the most important person in the room. Conversation even changes accordingly whether by topic or by tone. If they are being caught up on what was being discussed so they can join in, there will be a spin either omitting, adding, or misrepresenting. It will rarely be the same recap anyone else would have received and, I dare say, felt normal. Those people, too, exhibit real smiles in those moments. Kind of like a duper's delight they don't have to hide.
I loved the in-depth explanation of women’s intuition. Related to this topic I would recommend to anyone Gavin DeBecker’s book “The Gift Of Fear,” about how common it is and how dangerous it can be to talk yourself out of believing your intuition-truly a potentially life-saving read. Scott, your explanation added a lot to my understanding of this fascinating topic. Thank you!
You summed up exactly why I’m interested in body language. It’s tied to safety but it’s also helpful in other ways. What I’ve learned is super helpful at work and in daily life. Grateful to have discovered TBP and this channel of yours.
Thank you so much for letting me know. I’m so glad you’re getting something from these videos.🙂👍
Loving the TN woods backdrop❤
We Moms can read minds. Or read the situation so clearly it’s seems we’re reading minds. Love that graphic, Scott!
Thank you so much. And thanks so much for watching. I’m so glad you liked it.🙂
I can tell within seconds of meeting someone whether I like that person or not. My husband thinks I'm too judgmental and critical. Fast forward a few months...You were right, honey. I should've listened to you.
Never fails.
Every dang time
Female here. I love watching true crime, and a lot of it is to do with learning tips and tricks to help keep me safe - what to watch out for, how to react if someone does grab you, etc. And sometimes it is about solving a puzzle, especially cold cases like The Zodiac Killer (who they think they've figured out finally, yay!). It's interesting and relevant and, yes, I find it hard to believe anyone could do the things these people do ... but clearly people do or it wouldn't be on the news. It's strange to me, so it does fascinate me.
I didn't know women's intuition is so much better than a man's gut feeling! We're taught to defer to men, and now I'm wondering why. Lol. I should trust my own instincts more I guess. Thanks!
Once I started having babies, my intuition soared. I needed to respond to their needs. I could pick my babies' cries. Wet? Hungry? Need some hugs? Or just mad.
Yep mine too
Babies don’t “get mad”
@@angelwings7930 mine sure did.
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You need psychological help. Babies are 200% innocent. They don’t “get mad”. You’re defective thinking doesn’t mean you’re right. They can’t VERBALIZE what they need. Some have colic, for example. A lacking parent is going to immaturely resent the infant and think it’s being a jerk or troublesome etc. YOU are problem. Not a helpless baby.
@@angelwings7930 Ohh YES they do... I've seen a video where a baby, who couldn't speak words yet, was so angry at her Mom she mocked her Mother's soothing words of apology by mockingly mimic her apology in a sarcastic tone of babble! It was wild! That baby is smart beyond her years ...and totally pissed off! She even sat down in a "hmph" with her arms crossed, turning her back to her Mother! 😄 HA!
Did you just analyse that squirrel's behaviour? 😂
What a beautiful setting. My profile picture was taken out the front of my house. I wish I could catch these live. The time difference between the States and Australia is around 12 hours. I believe we women are more intuitive simply because our senses have been honed for millions of years especially to be aware of danger.
Scott you’re awesome. Def my fave on the panel. Thanks for the info and making me laugh. This woman has got some awesome spidey sense. My husband ain’t got a clue
You've got to love a man that loves a squirrel.❤😂
My daughter in law may not be the brightest but I have never know anyone with such a brilliant judge of character,only know her once to change her first impression and she is always,always 100% spot one.Now I can tell her why.
Love the location !!
John Adams used to rely on his wife’s, Abigail Adams’, impression of people. He would have her observe their interaction and then ask her thoughts. She evidently had good women’s intuition and John Adams trusted it. Smart man.
I am a woman who only consumes true crime shows to learn what to look out for. I don't watch a lot, but when I tune in, it's not for entertainment purposes...
@@uhlsome2784 I consider it data mining for survival and protecting my children
Yeah. I learn stuff from some of those shows no one ever thought to mention to me either as a kid or as an adult. Scary.
The speech thing with ptsd is very common. I has to do with your nervous system being overloaded for such a long time, and your body trying to keep you safe, it's forcing you to shut down. For the same reason you might get migraines, poor vision, fainting. It's anxiety without (sometimes) you even noticing. This can all be treated by getting help healing. They're all symptoms.
@@cherylbo888 where do you get help? Nothing/ no one has helped me yet. 😞
@@ashleyhall5856 It's ofcourse very personal and depending on the details of your trauma. But in general the area's to cover are: 1. mindfulness (honest inventory of the impact the trauma has on your daily life). When you have ptsd your body makes acces amounts of cortisol. It's a stress hormone wich takes minimal of two weeks to leave your body. But when you have triggers and flashbacks your body doesn't get the change to break it off before you get a new "shot" of stress. So you need to help your body to get rit of as much of it. So understanding of this is key. This habit change creates a healthy lifestyle. Important area's: 1.Food: sugar and processed foods disregulate your hormones. So it adds to the already higher dose of chemicals your brain is trying to process. 2. Thoughts(what information do I allow to acces my mind) Do you watch a lot of news, gossip, conflict, negativity? Try to minimize and if possible, remove completely. 3.Movement(your body releases stress hormones when you exercise, even a daily 30min walk can do that as long as you hart rate goes up). 4. Writing, get your mind to slow down. You cant write as quickly as you can think. Also, get it out of your head and on the paper.
5. Oxigen. Doing breathing exercises. Your brain uses oxigen to regulate hormones and almost everyone that suffers from trauma is not breathing right. We haven't learned to breathe right, but we can learn. 6. Sleep. Too little is bad for us, just as too much is bad. It's a battery. When your phone is dead you need to charge. But when it's charged and you keep it on charger, it damages the battery, wich makes it weaker until it doenst charge anymore. Find the best schedule for you and stick to it. No matter what. Set times for everything. It works, you just need to be patient. I highly recommend getting the books by dr. John Deloney; 1. Own your past, change your future. 2. Building a non-anxious life. Now in regards to Therapy: Try different things for different stages in your process. Don't be afraid to try and fail. It's part of it and all failure leads to knowledge. And knowledge is power. Trauma takes away your power. You are going to take it back. Get a journal and make your recovery a project. Write everything down. Your therapy, thoughts, every aspect. As if you are the student of your own university. Cognitive Therapy is a must. You can add to that other variants of trauma therapy. EMDR is very helpfull and there are different versions of it. If its not working it might be that it will later on. It is a process and yours is unique and it might take more than once. Do not give up and find the right therapist. I know it's hard. But you are worth it. One last thing: Only you can save you. When the trauma formed you couldn't handle it and nobody came in and saved you. But you are not there anymore. Now is NOW and now you CAN save YOU. Be patient, honest and please from today on, tell yourself, looking in the mirror with your fist on your heart, YOU LOVE YOU. Every day! Every day! At least do that if it's the only thing you can do in a day. Do it until you really mean it. Because I promise you, you can never love yourself too much. You can do this, I believe in you. ❤️
I love you and The Behavior Panel. I don’t have a question as much wish everyone knew more about how vital it is to watch and read people. We tell kids to be nice to strangers, not cry etc. when I think we should instead respect their instinct and teach our kids to watch people, like your father did with you. We are born with instincts that should be nourished not squelched. Thanks for all you do. You are all so fun!
Ed Norton (I'm picturing him) can act a pretty amazing Duchene smile, actually. He can act the real smiles and he can act the duplicitous version, too.
Yeah. He’s awesome.
@@batintheattic7293 he rocks!! He really does. Brad Pitt too, he does a great duchenne smile
Scott is easy on the eyes and ears.
I had a visceral reaction to my boyfriend's "good friend" before he came in the door. It was very strong and I disliked him already.
Later he turned out to be a thief.
my friend's husband was a good husband to her but when she was trying to persuade me do internet dating, I said 'ah, I'm too old! She said *John, tell her that's nonsense, and there was something about the way he suddenly left the room for no apparent reason but saying 'oh yeh, nonsense!' as he left that seemed odd. He was a few years later charged with grooming a thirteen year old. I know it sounds like nothing but an alert went off in my head. I wasn't a shocked as I should have been.
Same, my brother's friend turned out to be a scammer and some other things. A slick guy, but my very first instinct was stay away from him. Bro didn't believe me, that hurt him.
❤I love that you’re in the woods!! Thanks for the video Scott!!
Scott: heres a squirrel. Hey buddy, come get this peanut.
Camera zooms in on Mark in a squirrel suit.
Love the BP!
Ha!
My intuition is that you're a really warm person ☺️
Thank you so much. 🙂
Ditto.
Great to see you enjoying dappled shade in the woods! 🌲🐿
Maybe womens' intuition picks up all the tiny stuff because in our ancient past, women, out of need, developed this special intuition to protect their offspring. What do you think?
Those who have less power, are lower on the hierarchy, have a vested interest in figuring out how power works in a group, & who has it. By virtue of their non-dominant situation, they observe a lot more.
So good to see you smile..the nut for the aquirrel..cheers from australia
Zoom calls, it’s common courtesy in certain work places to raise a hand if you’d like to jump in. Some meeting moderators find out helpful to see who’s wanting to contribute and it minimizes people taking over each other, since it’s hard to see body language in the thumbnails to indicate that more than one person is about to talk.
As a moderator, I find that otherwise the same two or three talkers in a group of, say, 15 will inadvertently dominate the conversation. When folks raise their hand, I can make sure they also get a word in edgewise.
For the record, I love the sound quality of what you're doing today! And I love the demeanor that you are allowed to show as an individual!
Thanks, Scott, for including the cultural possibility for hire someone shakes their head yes or no. I think I left a comment about that in an earlier video of yours or the panel’s, so it’s cool to hear culture touched on in this vid.
Dogs may not be able to smell psychopathy, but I'm sure they can smell ill will or malice!
They can, 100% .
We should trust our pets' instincts. They know very well.
Cats can also sense bad people.
I’m sure it has something to do with the hormones our bodies produce that dogs can smell…perhaps this is a question for Scott Rouse 😊
Great video. I thought my intuition could be trusted now Im not so sure. I was gonna vote for RFK jr. That got blown out of the water real fast 😂😅😊
Aloha Scott. I love that you allowed us into your outdoor forest private reading space for this video. Perfect lighting and chair placement. As someone who has studied photography and art I commend you. There were so many beautiful big trees behind you and you placed your chair right between two of them. A different placement could have given some of your viewers an uneasy feeling😊 ie if you had one of those big trees coming out of the top of your head or worse branches that look like horns.😂 Enjoyed the creative editing and your casual easy explanations. I don't know if Ed Norton has a natural smile but he was BRILLIANT in Primal Fear! Hope Bambi found her mom.❤
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This is eye opening as usual ! When you talk about baseline it makes it make almost mathematical sense, it’s like no one thing is like ha! Liar! But when you have a baseline it’s like, same techniques to figure someone out but with different levels and little quirks for each individual, but you’re outside of your own baseline I can kind of imagine it as a graph for each of us. I’ve lost you haven’t I 😂❤
*I think I mean you’re good at laying out imagery!
I remember a few years back I started watching TBP and straight away you were my favourite, you still are - you gave my child his love of this skill with your book and TBP.... then I asked for the last year for you to look at a case that's super important to my heart...
You just became my Kevin...
Unless it's because of a voir dire situation in the past then I give you a pass - til then you're my Kevin. It breaks my heart... 💔
Very interesting, Scott. Plus, it’s amazing how different you look to me in the great outdoors versus your Behavior Panel office.
That really made me laugh, Scott. That first story. I also love that the woman did not try to explain it she just knew, and that was that. I think it's also sweet that you speak so fondly of the womans brain. All that being said I feel my ex-husband, who was, and still is naturally, a narcissist, was better than me at wading them out. Aint it funny how they don't like each other? 😂😂😂
And I thought I was the only one that was OCD enough to see Chase's color-coded books!! Probably because mine is too... Sometimes! 🤭🤣
i tried to color code my books, but they were different sizes. i settled for themes and then did some alphabetically. i find it simply logical that books should be ordered in these ways. unfortunately, i get upset when the sizes differ...oh sigh. 🥀
@@glenngebhard1575 I agree!!! Especially if books in the same series are different sizes...
@@judyc9630 i know!!! why can't it all just be organized they way we think it should be?🤣
Thanks Scott this was cool hanging out in the woods during this video.
Very relaxing, anyway I know what you are saying women are more intuitive than men.
I’ll see something that feels totally wrong and I’ll give my husband a heads up. He use to not really pay attention to me. We have been married for 32 yrs he listens to me now. My Mom was super intuitive. I must had learned from her as well.
Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom and fun life stories.
Hi there, Nancy. Thank you so much for telling me that. And thanks for watching these things. I have the best time doing them.🙂
Now if only the know-it-all man will stop douting your abilities long enough to intercept the danger before it's too late.
Men who refuse to listen are usually going to end up being the danger imo and in my experience
This was interesting! Thanks.
I so enjoy your personable educational & inclusive content, Scott ♡
Im quite the hermit... so its good engagement for me.
With grace & gratitude, many thanks mate.
Thank you Scott! ❤ It's so good listening to what you have to say! ❤
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Good questions today. To the question of effects of clothing choices in the court room, one could look up color psychology. It can be used in other applications too, like designing websites, advertising, etc.. But keep in mind that a color may evoke different associations in different countries.
The first 5 minutes is 💯%
But remember ladies it's not what we have its how we use it
Be thoughtful
Be kind
yupp. When I was younger i prioritised being polite, or not wanting to be racist/ageist or the creep manipulated me into believing i OWED it to them to see them through a rosy lens. Now I listen to my warning signals
I’ve intuited before that people suspected me of X or Y but they were wrong yet my sensing that made me behave awkwardly & seem guilty while trying to reassure them.
I love this woodland location! So chill and beautiful! 👍
That was an exceptional one Scott👍
Thank you so much. 🙂👍
Great questions and answers. Enjoy these segments.
I like that animation. Two different parts of the female brain processing cat videos? Yay.
That’s hilarious. I didn’t think anybody would see that. You’re very observant!
Love your office, Scott!
Thank you. The ceiling is a little high, but that’s OK.
I love you Scott! So happy you're not afraid to talk about this.
Thank you so much! I really love doing these. And it seems like a subject. A lot of people want to know about.🙂
@@ScottRouse it certainly is fascinating. I am grateful for the free teaching you do! Have a great weekend. 😊🌌🌔💓
Ahhh. That makes sense. Thanks, Scott.
You sure are welcome. 🙂
Thank you Scott❤
It’s crazy, a few years ago I noticed cognitive things happening like losing my train of thought mid sentence, emotions up and down, over thinking absolutely everything and I knew something was wrong. Welp just like that a couple weeks later I was getting an MRI and getting my spine tapped to later find out I have MS. 😂 Not funny but here we are.
My daughter was diagnosed at 18. She suffers from all of those too. Way overthinking, super anxious etc. on top of the physical problems 🥹 I would assume the infusions are part of the problem but where would she be without them. Love and strength to you my dear.
Thanks for answering my question! I think Julia Roberts, Maryl Streep, Cameron Diaz, and Whoopi Goldberg are actresses who always give a convincing Duchene smile. When it comes to dressing for court, lawyers should dress professionally and have their suits freshly dry-cleaned, but juries are not more likely to favor a lawyer in a $5,000 suit than one in a $400 suit, especially not in criminal trials. In fact, if a criminal defense attorney wears a $5,000 suit, jurors will often think the defendant must have tons of money and is trying to buy their way out of a problem with a slick lawyer. Lawyers who wear $5,000 suits do it to impress their clients and make it seem like their high fees are worthwhile. Non-lawyers should dress as best they can to show respect to the judge and jury. Suits are best, but modest dresses or sports jackets/blazers with ironed pants or a skirt (no denim!) are also acceptable. Men should wear a button-down shirt and a tie. Avoid sneakers or sandals if at all possible. If you don't have much money and need clothes for court, try going to a thrift store. If that doesn't work, Target, Walmart, and Ross sell basic professional clothing at low prices. EBay also sells used professional clothing for decent prices. The dress standards in court have fallen for non-lawyers in the past 20 years. I see many people wearing clothes that would have gotten them thrown in jail for contempt of court in the past. Show respect to the court if you want the court to respect you.
You sure are welcome. That was a great question! Thank you for that.👍🙂
this was fun...thanks
I’m so glad you liked it. Thank you so much for watching it.
My female intuition has saved me several times. I no longer question it.
My female intuition is telling me KH is the kind of woman who will treat other women quite badly.
There's proof of that from her former employees
How do you read a man who is strong and silent? The type of man that regardless of size other men know not to mess with.
Great content!! Many thanks as always!! I could respectfully listen to you all day!!
Thank you
Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it.🙂
I love Edward Norton ❤❤❤ he does have a very genuine smile
Love the new scenery 😂
Yeah Scott. I'm not hitting on you. Just saying, you are one awesome "cat". It's so clear that you are! 👍🏼
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I appreciate these Q & A videos, and I adore the woodland settings! Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such an accessible format. Your voice and mannerisms are very soothing. 🌳🍃
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Pyle's book is available for free on the National Archives website. Sorry, Scott, but I had to pause this to go find it and read it. But I'm back now to finish listening to you. ❤
Great video! Thanks for the information and all the work you do!
Male or female ... always act on your gut instincts regarding your health. Thank you again Scott!
Thank you Scott, that was very informative.
I have PTSD and ADHD, can you please tell that person that emailed you I get that speech thing too, a lot do. They're not alone!! I've spoken to shrinks and it's a common symptom definitely see someone but let them know they're not alone please Scott. ❤
Bless their heart, it sucks. 🙏🏼
Mark Bowden has a green screen! The other side of that room is a total mess! 😅 He showed it once in his video. I could barely believe it! 😂 James Pyle is amazing. 💎
I would never have guessed that about Mark's background!
@@lizh1988 I couldn't believe it! He showed it on a zoom call presentation show to help people!
@@monicapatton1405 😂😂😂 I laughed out loud, I'm so glad my coffee was done!! Haha!! Well played and I'm so sorry!🤣🤣
@@monicapatton1405 You too 😂❤🏴
I have PTSD. Can you describe the speech and voice changes for me. I keep trying to figure re out if I do this but am not sure what these changes look like or sound like or what conditions this happens under, etc. thanks:)
Ohhh... So, this explains why, when I was growing up, from preschool on, most girls shunned me, while I always got along with guys--but the exact opposite was true for my friend "J" who was shunned by males from preschool on, but always was friends with girls...
Turns out we were both trans, & our peers had instinctively recognized that we had the wrong bodies for our brains before we each turned 3 yrs old, & that's why we were both severely beaten, bullied & shunned by parents & peers from age 3-17+
Thank goodness we both transitioned later, & now neither of us freaks out the public by "acting like the opposite sex."
Amazing how prenatal hormone levels affect one's phenotype.
Additionally, xy infants born with AIS (androgen insensitivity syndrome) grow up with undeniably female brains, while xx infants born with CAH (congenital adrenal hyperplasia) tend to have masculine brains.
Fascinating how complex we humans really are.
@@BobDeGuerre does this explain being gay?
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Nope. These are genders.
There's a separate explanation though .
@@BetteLouWho fascinating, what do I search to learn more please
@@BobDeGuerre what the fuk are female behaviours anyway? So out of date!
@@BobDeGuerre very sorry that happened to U!
Another fun one Scott! I believe hand in pocket while giving a speech is an adapter, or whatever you and Greg call that thing where people are trying to diffuse stress-energy, otherwise they may fling their arm all around. Maybe not for every single person, but my guess is that's what it often is. Around 20 mins to the guy you recommended the Pyle book, I'm betting he meant graduate school, but maybe he had a typo; thought it was humorous. Thanks and beautiful scenery!
With regards to wearing a suit to court One Movie comes to mind, My Cousin Vinny (!) hehee Mr Gambini is asked by the judge to "dress appropriately" and "loyally" with a suit and tie since, as said in the move, he's not just insulting the judge with his wrong clothing choice but also the "integrity of the court" hehee Woman's Intuition works extra when we have to walk home alone in the dark with heightened senses where if it was a man walking along he would prob have almost no worries about his night walk unless it's a 'shady' neighborhood of course. As an example if you had 2 friends, one male + one female standing together chatting in the night time the female would have instincts to take "flight" immediately when seeing someone approaching but the male could be like oh it's fine you're with me nothing will happen I will protect you, while a woman's brain could be thinking umm not going to rely on you to protect me I'm outta here.
My husband’s new coworker came up in conversation with my friend, and I heard myself say, “I’m keeping an eye on that situation.” When she asked what situation, I said, “I don’t know. But I’m watching it.” Of course they were having an affair.
I'm so glad I'm not crazy. My partner of 7 years thinks I assume, see signs and gestures, then jump to conclusions without knowing, and he says it's all in my head. I'm usually right at the end of the day, but it takes time for him to see, and in the end, he forgets I told him, or he does not like to accept the truth. He thinks about everything in a simple way. If it is important, I ask him to mark my words; if not, I won't care and will let him believe whatever he thinks of my assumptions.
And it is not like I don't know much about it. I feel like I do. I'm always interested in body language. I bought my first book over 20 years ago and have always read about it from a psychological and neurological point of view, using my woman's intuition and all the different angles you can think of anyway. He sometimes calls me “conspiracy theories. “ I suspect deep down he believes I may be right🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you Scott!!!💕
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In the scenario you described, I thought the woman pretended "Kevin"" was okay so that "Kevin" would leave with a good feeling , and not come back, instead of getting the feeling from the woman that he was not okay, and so he would take it personally and come back to do something bad.
Wishing these would be at least 1h long.. Thanks, Scott !
Often I see people saying yes but their head moves side to side in a "no" gesture.
I've seen it often enough to realize they actually do mean yes.
It is actually unsettling when a woman close to me knows what I'm thinking or feeling before I do. What's worse is sometimes they proceed without acknowledging what they know just to see how open or sincere you are.
Just remember, honesty is the best policy. :)
Did you get new glasses? Looks good 👍!
Wow. You’re really observant. Holy smokes. 🙂👍
9:05 I love that Chase had color coded books. I color code my clothes 😂.
I agree that's womens' intuition is great. Many times I've had that conversation with an ex-boyfriend about that you describe. I've also had the experience of being in a potentially dangerous situation that wasn't obvious to me until a woman's voice in my brain told me to leave right now. I love your Godzilla animation! So cool! Thanks for talking about this.
You looked like you had a really great time at PBR. That's really healthy.
Good for you Scott keep your female watchers happy,Shame Greg didn't get the memo thinking back to the Aileen Wornos case😢😢😅😅😅
Thank you Scott for your explanations about women and mens' brains. I do like solving the puzzles. I also like trying to figure out how others think. In addition, I really enjoy videos about engineering and air disasters because I want to know the minutiae of what went went wrong.