← Back to context Comment by nanidin 12 years ago Sounds like happy/content people to me. 3 comments nanidin Reply dmix 12 years ago > The last men claim to have discovered happiness, but blink every time they say so. nanidin 12 years ago I guess I don't understand the blink reference dmix 12 years ago Blinking after saying something is commonly associated with being a good lie detector. Nietzsche wrote that in the 1800s and it's still apparently relevant:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2589073/Liars-are-exposed-by...
dmix 12 years ago > The last men claim to have discovered happiness, but blink every time they say so. nanidin 12 years ago I guess I don't understand the blink reference dmix 12 years ago Blinking after saying something is commonly associated with being a good lie detector. Nietzsche wrote that in the 1800s and it's still apparently relevant:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2589073/Liars-are-exposed-by...
nanidin 12 years ago I guess I don't understand the blink reference dmix 12 years ago Blinking after saying something is commonly associated with being a good lie detector. Nietzsche wrote that in the 1800s and it's still apparently relevant:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2589073/Liars-are-exposed-by...
dmix 12 years ago Blinking after saying something is commonly associated with being a good lie detector. Nietzsche wrote that in the 1800s and it's still apparently relevant:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2589073/Liars-are-exposed-by...
> The last men claim to have discovered happiness, but blink every time they say so.
I guess I don't understand the blink reference
Blinking after saying something is commonly associated with being a good lie detector. Nietzsche wrote that in the 1800s and it's still apparently relevant:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2589073/Liars-are-exposed-by...