Do your business, Reivew on Lie to Me

The feeling of "lie to me" is still good. By observing the activities of facial muscles to analyze people's real emotional state, it can be determined whether the person is consistent. We were taught to be honest when we were young. At that time, we lived in our own pure world, and we didn’t have to speculate on complicated human relationships. But as time eroded, we had to be forced to lie, for money, power...even Truths that are more complicated to survive.
Lightman said to Torres, "When you're my age, you probably only trust two or three people." In life, we also have to learn to close one eye, like Dr. Foster, and trust the person around us. Otherwise, sometimes the truth will cover up more than just the surface, but more of the happiness. In particular, I want to say that the typical serial killer case in

episode 13 is more suitable for BAU in "criminal minds" to handle.
Serial killers need a team to deal with. For such an opponent, Aaron knows how to lead his men to analyze the case and interrogate the suspect. And the distinctive Dr. Lightman pulls everyone into the game without everyone's knowledge, and even threatens the safety of his partner Forster's life. Such a bet is too risky. I hope the writers will notice this issue in the future.
Jack Welch, the former CEO of American Corporation, said that managing less is managing better. So, do your business, take care of your business, take care of your own business.

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