The first three chapters, complete — the ones that take the tell catalogue away. Plus the Field Card: the whole method on one printable page.
28%How often people detect genuine flirting. Hall, Xing & Brooks, 2015
84%How often they correctly detect disinterest. Same study.
~0%How much anything knowable before a meeting predicts desire. Joel, Eastwick & Finkel, 2017
What's in the sample
Chapter 1 — The 84% You're Ignoring. The asymmetry that explains most of it, and why your gut is a good instrument pointed one direction.
Chapter 2 — Nothing About Her Predicts Anything. Why the tell catalogue fails, with the numbers.
Chapter 3 — The Graveyard. Famous advice that was retracted, failed replication, or never existed. This is the part people screenshot.
The Field Card. One page. The whole method.
Fair questions
Is this pickup artistry?
No — a full chapter buries it, by name, with the retraction notices. What replaces it is smaller and better: honest interest, expressed early, verified out loud.
Will it guarantee me results?
No, and be suspicious of anyone who says otherwise. This is education, not magic: the book quotes its own effect sizes, which are real and modest. What it changes is how much you learn per attempt.
Is it respectful to women?
Consent is load-bearing here, not a disclaimer. The evidence and the ethics point the same direction: pressure is both wrong and counterproductive, and the book proves both halves.