Never A Truer Word
Jack Fox | Never a Truer WordNever a Truer Word with Jack Fox explores the truth hidden in the words people use, from relationships to public statements. The focus is on language patterns, not people. The truth is always in the words.
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May Newsletter: My Surreal Chat With Casey Anthony
Welcome to May’s look at the truth, the lies and what is being hidden inside words.
When Jack Met Casey
Normally in this newsletter I look at interviews, public statements and leaked documents. This month I’m starting with one of my o...
April Newsletter: Reading the News Like a Language Detective
Hello and welcome to April’s newsletter. This one is being written overlooking a very expensive marina in Portugal. None of the boats belong to me (no deception detected!).
Last Song
I’m going to start with a story that was huge for a...
Scott Mills Breaks Silence: What His Post-BBC Statement Isn't Telling Us
Sacked DJ Scott Mills has released his first statement since losing his job earlier this week amid a flurry of revelations about his past.
At first glance, it reads like a carefully worded document written by a PR team and approved by lawy...
March Newsletter: Courtney Love, BrewDog and the Words People Hope You Miss
Hello and welcome to the March newsletter. The world is warming up here and we’re starting to get some sunny days - which makes all the difference! Let’s get going with another look at all things deception, honesty, and the hidden truths in...
February Newsletter: Hidden Ties, Red Flags, and the "No Idea" Trap
In this issue:
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The Order of Things: Why what we say first reveals our true feelings.
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The “Just” Filter: How one tiny word is used to minimize big intentions.
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Red Flags: Why “Honestly” and “No Idea” are almost always a smokesc...
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Jack Fox analyses the truth hidden in the words people use. His work focuses on language patterns in relationships, everyday communication, and public statements.
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