Liar, Liar
Description
Whether it's telling a little white lie or a serious betrayal, your brain is built to know when tweaking the truth can be beneficial. This episode will explore why we lie, how often we lie, and what goes on in the brain that allows us to stretch the truth in the first place. If you pay attention, we'll even teach you a few tricks that can help you catch a liar. So stick around as we get to the truth about lying, on Brain Games!
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25 min1 sec
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