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How To Know If Somebody Lies

March 18, 2026 / 00:24

This episode features a discussion on human nature, analytical thinking, and the transition from teaching to private investigation. The guest shares insights on how working as a private investigator has changed their perspective on people and information.

The conversation begins with the guest explaining how their analytical mindset, developed through teaching, helps them see multiple sides of a story. They emphasize the importance of questioning what people believe and the influence of media.

Further, the guest reflects on their career shift from education to private investigation, noting how skills in extracting information from students translate to gathering insights from adults.

TLDR

A private investigator discusses insights on human nature and the shift from teaching to investigation.

Episode

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What has working as a PI taught you about human [music] nature? >> If you like to be analytical and

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question things and love jigsaw puzzles, people believe things. Everything they hear, the media, and I'm like, hold on,

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there's got to be another side to this. And I start to look at both sides of

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things. Everybody has two sides to them. >> Do you think you see the world

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differently now than before you got into this career? going from teaching. If you

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can get information out of a kid, you can get information out of anybody.

Episode Highlights

The Analytical Mind of a PI
Working as a PI sharpens your ability to see multiple sides of a story.
“There's got to be another side to this.”
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March 18, 2026

Episode Quotes

Everybody has two sides to them.
How To Know If Somebody Lies

Key Moments

Dual Perspectives00:13
Information Extraction00:21