Well the people trying to spot the lie via body language are a little bit off - for people that go that route, they'd have to pay attention to his head movements, the corners of his mouth and the timing of his hand gesture... And ofc what he's actually saying while specific movements are taking place... But it seems like most people would say that it's a lie.
I suppose people should do their own research.
Feels like a run around the truth.
https://twitter.com/BTC_Apostle/status/1667737789897801729?s=20
It's a snipet of a clip - there's not enough information to go on to determine a lie by what's presented
Everyone that says they can tell by looking at him is either lying or mistaken and probably has prior knowledge about the issue
I'm just going to assume people wouldn't necessarily want to clarify how they know he's lying based on 10 seconds of body language because they have no real answer - at least not one backed by any definitive evidence
It's probably a lie anyway though
*** technically the question isn't specific enough to give a simple straight answer
"Is this a lie" could mean at least two or three different things
Post:
@brian_armstrong
squirms and gives a non-answer when asked if
@Coinbase
invests in projects that they later list to trade for retail customers
(they do)
--
Technically Brian didn't squirm. It's an overly exaggerated description.
He gave an answer, it was just a typical answer you'd get from a grifter, salesman, religious figure or politician.
A good question is: why is it a bad thing to invest in projects to later list to trade for retail customers?
--> personally it doesn't effect me so I don't really care much either way - but I like looking at body language
*I feel like I've already spent too much time on this
