- How and when did lying start?
- When and how do children start to lie? (How do they know?)
- How can someone know when someone is lying? (if they’re straight-faced or smiling)
- What age do children start lying?
- How do children become aware of lying?
- How do you find truth (in a false statement)?
- What is the truth and what is false?
- How does someone know if what other person is saying the truth, is actually the truth? (if the other believes it the truth)
- Why lie?/What is a lie?/What’s in a lie?
- What is judgement without observation?
- Why does judgement come so quickly when observing, and when people try to observe, it’s more slow and difficult?
- If there are unwritten rules that everybody just knows, (where, when, how) did they know those rules?
- If there are rules that weren’t written down, how do they know those are the rules they have to follow? (or if they’re right or wrong)
- Why is it taboo to talk about the motivations behind gift giving? What other things are similarly taboo to speak about?
- Why do people stutter when they’re nervous (uh, um…)?
- Why do some sentences create a second meaning where people’s mind go to even if they know it’s not what it’s saying?
- If what poets, artists, and writers intended to write the way they did, and we analyzed their words, then what’s the difference between our interpretation and what they’re making us think?
- Why do people unconsciously talk in a different manner to different people?
- How do people know how to set a tone, mood, rhythm, etc. automatically when reading letters, poems, or lyrics to get the meaning?
- What is considered manly or feminine?
- Why do people get picked out for doing something that’s “not what guys/girls do?”
- How did gender roles come to be?
- Can we learn male/feminine habits without learning them? (without observing from family/strangers)
- If people learn how to act by observing how others act, if they take that away, will they act feminine/masculine?
- Why do people/I act differently around different people?
- How did gender roles come to be?
- Why do people always need go back and relate things to science and need proof?
- Why are expectations a big part of gender identity?
- What actions do I perform that aren’t acts upon expectations and observation?
- What other objects forces a person to do something, like the Berlin key?
- Is there other things besides objects that will force a person to do something?
- If people doubt, will they lie or tell the truth?
- Is it possible for humans to not doubt? How?
