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Most Replayed Moment: Ex-CIA Reveals What Spies Know About Human Nature

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August 01, 2026に開始

What do spies understand about people that most of us miss? John Kiriakou is a former CIA officer, whistleblower, and intelligence expert who spent years working inside the world of espionage and national security. In this Moment, John Kiriakou reveals the lessons the intelligence world teaches about human behaviour, how people can be read through subtle signals, and what years of studying others taught him about trust, deception, and understanding those around you. Listen to the full episode...

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CLAIM 投稿者： admin • Aug 01, 2026
Spies possess a unique understanding of deception that ordinary people often overlook.

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Intelligence agencies have insights into human behaviour that ordinary people lack because they study deception and persuasion systematically.

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The lessons spies learn about people apply mainly to high-stakes adversarial contexts and cannot be generalised to ordinary civilian life.

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The spy's approach to analyzing human behavior should be adapted for conflict resolution and negotiation.

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Understanding how people deceive themselves and others is valuable knowledge that should be available to the public, not confined to government agencies.

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Teaching civilians spy techniques for reading others would increase manipulation and undermine social trust rather than strengthen it.

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The lessons learned from the intelligence community about human behavior are valuable for everyone, not just spies.

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Most people overestimate their ability to detect when someone is lying or manipulating them.

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Insights from intelligence work about human nature are most useful when separated from the coercive power and secrecy that define espionage.

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Trust cannot be reliably built on reading body language or detecting deception; it requires consistent behaviour and transparency over time.

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