But I think it's unlikely that we can learn enough that I would want to rely on that when I'm hiring someone rather than relying on how they performed in their last job, what they tell me in an interview. But we stayed with Mac three days and watched him read about 60 faces. Not once did anyone tell him he was wrong. Raise your hand if you have a response. No one raised a hand in response here, or here, or here.
People tend to notice what they're looking for or what is true.
So they'll notice the hits even if there are misses. We tested Mac to see if he would get hits or misses on some famous faces. We'll let you judge his accuracy. Interesting thing about this forehead, this is a person that can take a problem, and even if it seemed overwhelming to other people, can break it down into smaller parts and see, well, here's how to do it. I see a little bit of teeth in this one, holds himself to impossibly high standards, hates being wrong.