<div><a href="http://friendfeed.com/paul" class="friend">Paul Buchheit</a> liked a story on <a href="http://reddit.com/user/paulbuchheit">Reddit</a></div>

 So, can we have a large pile of labelled examples we, the clueless, can train on? We could make flash cards and stuff. This would be useful to know even for people who aren't looking. - ⓞnor

 Loved this quote: ""The average bloke either doesn't realise that we fancy him until we are giving birth to his children in the labour ward; or he presumes all women fancy him all the time. "God was playing some kind of prank when he developed two sexes." " - Adam Lasnik

 This is my life in 2 sentences: "When shown images of women making advances, men tended to misread the sexual cues as friendliness. At the same time they mistook photos of women merely being friendly for sexual interest." - Erica Baker

 "like" ⓞnor's comment. Heehee... flash cards. - Shannon Jiménez

 Where's the evidence? I want examples! - Jim Norris

 @Jim's comment. The evidence would be in life. XP - Amy Tureen

 That's what they would call "unsupervised learning". - ⓞnor

 I want to see data. This article just says general stuff like "far less accurate" or "women overestimate". If the numbers were conclusive they would have made the editorial cut. This is exactly the kind of news article that would get published on scant data or thin margins. - Jon McAlister

 I agree Jon, this article is fluff. It seemed like the kind of thing that would have generate an interesting discussion on FriendFeed though, and maybe someone will dig up the real data... - Paul Buchheit

 Not only are the data buried, so is the peer-reviewed article. At http://reddit.com/info/6cu5e/c... Livescience has its take on the paper. More tellingly, a purported participant confirms what others noticed: subjects see photographs, not others directly; the protocol could induce systemic errors: http://reddit.com/info/6dycb/c... - John Lam

 Corrected title: "Why the female flirt with Indiana University undergraduates is wasting her time". - Igor Krivokon

 Facial Action Coding System is system for recognizing fake smiles - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F... - As a die-hard geek, I'm lousy at recognizing emotions just by looking at the eyes (There are some tests where you are given pictures of faces, with just the eyes, and you have to identify the emotion. I score around 10%). - Mitchell Tsai

 Here's a great resource page on facial expressions - http://www.kasrl.org/facial_ex... - and the wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F... - Mitchell Tsai