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The Hidden Science of Understanding Others | Read People Like a Book Part 1

Reading people is often described as a social superpower, but it is neither mystical nor instinctive. It is a learnable skill built on structured observation, context, and psychological awareness. In this first episode of the Read People Like a Book series, we explore why intuition alone leads to false confidence, how single gestures can be misleading, and why understanding a person’s baseline behavior is essential. We also look at the role of self-awareness in preventing bias and projection when interpreting others. This episode sets the foundation for the entire series, focusing on clusters of behavior, contextual analysis, and the limits of human perception. It is intended as a standalone reflection while introducing the broader framework used throughout the series.