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    Never Be Lied to Again

    By David Lieberman

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    About this ebook

    This NY Times Bestselling classic is now an exciting multimedia eBook. Discover how to get the truth in any conversation or situation--in five minutes or less! Stop being lied to and taken advantage of; arm yourself with the same proven tactics that are used by the FBI and law enforcement agencies around the county.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Lieberman
    Release dateNov 29, 2010
    ISBN9781458037879
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    • 2/5
      This guy can’t stop writing about cricket! And the fothermucker dissed baseball at one point. Instead of Netherland it should be called “Cricketland”. Or “About Cricket”. Or “Cricket, Cricket, and more Cricket”. Or “Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Cricket”. And the back of the book says absolutely nothing about cricket. Not one word. There should be a disclaimer: “Warning: this guy loves to write about cricket. If you do not like cricket or if cricket offends you in any way, step away from this book immediately”.Random paragraph from page 48:In the world of men’s cricket, I surprised myself. Aged thirty-four, troubled increasingly by backache, I found I could still fling the ball into the wicket-keeper’s gloves with a flat throw from forty yards, could still stand under a skyer and hold the catch, could still run up and bowl outswingers at a medium pace. I could also still hit a cricket ball; but the flame of rolling leather, caught up in long weeds, almost always was quickly put out. The bliss of batting was denied to me.ARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I am off to purchase a cricket bat just so I can beat the shit out of this book with it.
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    • 3/5
      This is a really helpful book. Most of it's common sense, but toward the end you get into the more in-depth ways to try and not only get the truth out of someone, but also to stop lying to yourself and to recognize when someone's trying to deceive you.
    • 1/5
      I would not recommend this book. I ended up selling it to halfprice and am only mentioning it so that a wider range for my preferences are stored. Critique: 1. Read like a self-help manual. 2. Virtually NO reference to actual research on the topic. 3. Contradicted actual research on the topic. Suggestion: Want a book on deception? Pick up something by Paul Ekman.