Huh. Da-da had never heard of, "
duper's delight" till he saw this, but it's something we all need to become experts in given what's happening in the world. Read the definition:
DUPER'S DELIGHT
'Duper's delight' is the delight that people feel when they deceive others.
The delight of deception
Duping is another word for deception, for tricking people into some kind of
action or misunderstanding.
The delight of power and control
People who deceive often find a secret pleasure in their success. It is
similar to the pleasure that people get when they exercise
power. It is as if the
brain rewards us for achieving
control over other people.
The delight of secrecy
Related to power is having something that others do not have. We thus tend to
take pleasure in the secret nature of deception, of not only knowing that we
have gained something, but also that the other person does not know this.
Spotting the giveaways
People who deceive others, and hence feel duper's delight, often cannot hide
their feelings. If you can spot the signals by which they give themselves away,
you can avoid being deceived.
Body language
There is common a transient pleasure in deception that appears, typically
as pleasure-signaling body language,
such as:
- Upturn of corners of the mouth
- Creased eyes
- Throwing the head back
Transient signals
The body language may also be combined with attempts, conscious or otherwise,
to conceal this, which will lead to the signals appearing very briefly before
they are quashed and suppressed. For example a liar may flash smile very briefly
before returning to the mask of emotions they are wearing.
So what?
So watch other people for the signs of delight when they might be trying to
persuade you of something or otherwise deceive you. When you know this,
then you will have reversed the situation: you have the power of knowledge that
they do not have -- so beware of sending them back another 'duper's delight'
signal!
Then Da-da watched the actual beheading video. He'd obviously not seen it, as he doesn't like to see stuff like that, but... it's a fake. There are no gouts of blood, and the act itself is never shown. But the siblings' reaction above, obviously showing Duper's Delight, is enough to raise a reasonable doubt.
There are also a number of sites begging you NOT to watch the video, for any number of reasons, but you can see it
here. It's a fake.
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[UPDATE: Experts have recently
weighed in, declaring the below video as fake, you basic war propaganda.]
And now we have
The Internet Truth Barometer's read on this: FAKE. Why would you ever believe anything you see or hear in the mainsteream media (MSM) again?
