You’ve probably Googled it and if you haven’t Googled it, you’ve certainly still wondered it. Because we all have.
“Are they into me or not?”
But when we do, we run into a slew of problems, because:
Most information out there is really, really stupid.
Signs like: which direction their feet are pointing, whether or not they make eye contact or ask questions or giggle and twirl their hair or whatever.
The problem with “signs” comes down to these two errors:
1. False Positives
Also known as “type I” errors in statistical hypothesis, this is an error in which a result improperly indicates presence of a condition when in reality it is not present. In other words: a “false alarm,” or “boy who cried wolf.”
In the case of attraction, this means:
You think they’re into you, but they’re not.
