One of the few pop-superstition, to call it something, or clearly irrational belief, or "intuition-based" decision making, that I consciously allow myself is prejudging people as "probably a bad person" based on their face.

I cannot explain how that works or give an objective list of traits that make a "bad person face", but I am very certain that I produce very accurate results.

As a sample of a well known international political figures who to me has one of the most evil, most rotten person face, I can point at Nigel Farage. Doesn't matter if some of the stuff he may say sometimes resonates with me, or not. I'm talking about human quality. I would never trust someone with that face.

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Where do Obama, Hillary, and Trump fit on your scale?

Not evil person face. Doesn't mean they're not evil. My "evil face" spider sense detects a subset of evil people only, so all people it detects are evil, but not all people it does not detect aren't.

Hillary is a prime example of a not-particularly evil face person who is objectively a rotten humanoid.

So detection rate is mediocre but confidence level in the accuracy detection, once detected, is high. High confidence there are rarely false positives... But false negatives are possible. 😂

Got it. Let's hit the casinos...