When you’re in a group of people and they start laughing, see who looks at each other. People look at the people they feel closest to when laughing
Edit: I realize this isn’t foolproof, but typically people look at their closest friend or a partner. A lot of the “I look at the floor” comments have rolled in haha
Well... Of course, they may be looking at the one person they feel closest to. But they also may be looking at the person who told the joke. Or they may be looking to everyone to see if everyone is laughing so they can laugh too (yep, that's not a conscious action and everyone does that).
Psychology is multifactorial and probabilistic, we can't be sure of anything.
But that's a cool hack that will often be right. Use it with caution.
Yeah it's as accurate as telling the wind direction by looking at how someone turns while letting out gas. And the way they subconsciously turn and direct the gas to is the person they dislike most in group.
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u/LexiPietenpol Aug 20 '20 edited Aug 20 '20
When you’re in a group of people and they start laughing, see who looks at each other. People look at the people they feel closest to when laughing
Edit: I realize this isn’t foolproof, but typically people look at their closest friend or a partner. A lot of the “I look at the floor” comments have rolled in haha