Janine Driver

All right, Nancy and listener at home, viewer at home.

What the police are looking for most likely right now is, does this man look familiar to you?

The way he is moving.

We have what's called movement DNA.

Look as he walks out here.

If you've ever been in a grocery store and you're like, wait a minute, is that my sister?

Or in a movie theater and someone walked by, you're like, wait a minute, is that my neighbor?

It's we all have movement DNA.

There are about 9 billion people on the planet.

There are 36 billion different ways we can move our bodies that connect to how we make decisions.

This man, when walking, if you look at him and you think he looks like my neighbor, he looks like my cousin, my former babysitter.

This looks like a basketball player that I used to coach in high school.

I'm telling you, your instinct probably picks up on that movement DNA before someone speaks, before we see their face.

The fact that we can see his body move despite having a mask is incredibly valuable to us.

There are 36 billion different ways we move our bodies that connect to how we make decisions and process information.

If you have a vibe, look how he tilted to his left right here when he walked up the stairs.

If you know someone who angles more to their left when they're standing, when they're thinking, these are our evaluators.

These people tend to stand at diagonals.

It's like the scale of justice.

These are the people who like a system.