Hey guys, this is my first post other than my intro so hey to everyone.

I had a quick question. In The Game during the section where Style is interviewing Britney Spears, he captures her interest by watching her eyes and saying he can read a person by where there eyes go.

"The eye goes to one of seven different positions when someone thinks: Each position means a person is accessing a different part of their brain."

My question is, does anyone have some more in depth info on the seven different positions and how to read them?

Thanks everyone.

This is perfect. Thanks man.

Small-
Small eyes indicate thoughtfulness and attention to detail. They tend to be calm and analytical. Thus they can make good friends and companions to those who tend to be rash or are more open in their thoughts.

Slightly Protruding-
If a person’s eyes stand out from the eye socket slightly (you can see a convex curve when you look at their profile) they have a certain disposition. They know what and whom they like and don’t like. So sometimes one would think they are not sociable, but if the right person approaches them, they can talk to that person all night. If the protrusion is not only slight, but extremely noticeable, it’s a sign that this person is forward, that they will automatically try to socialize and network. This type of person will have a big leap forward in their professional life between the ages of 35 to 40.

Inset Eyes-
A person with inset eyes (you can see a concave curve when you look at their profile) tends to keep their thoughts to themselves. They will be happy to help others even if it means they will be disadvantaged in some way, they are won’t stress over the details. But because this type of person will keep their thoughts to themselves, other people can’t reciprocate because they wouldn’t know when this person needs help. They will think the person always looks happy. However, this person is actually worried about everything, even things that shouldn’t worry them. At the same time, this type of person is willing to take it for the team. Often, someone else will take credit for their work, thus causing them to be held back on their professional life.


Here's something I found interesting.. It seems to hold pretty accurate from what I've done.

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