The path you take may determine your mood, your health and even your level of lying.
Scholars at the University of Swansea in the United Kingdom have concluded that a person's ability to tell the truth and even his emotions can be determined by following in his footsteps.
Experts believe that his health may also be affected by his walking.
Professor Rory Wilson, head of the Department of Living Zoology at the University of Swansea, has created a system that once again records the movements and movements of a human being killed in a second.
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These bindings (links) attach to the foot or ankle and record a person's movements.
Professor Wilson first attached the device to a bird, but later tested it on other animals and even humans.
"With this tool, we can determine a person's mood, state of mind and even movements," he said. ''
It is to be said that the present methods of detecting lies mostly rely on the movements of the heart, mouth and mental activity.
Changes in blood hormone levels during anxiety can also be a lie.
Professor Wilson believes the new device may have been developed by doctors as a human device
Used to determine the date of illness.
