Face reading is a more human version. You know those studies that show interviews are over at around the time the handshake is over? So, do it on purpose instead of unconsciously. Guess their personality based only on what you can see at ten feet. Doing this competitively should be a riot akin to charades, though sadly I’ve never had the opportunity. Very un-PC of course, far more than even say Cards Against Humanity. Especially as the evaluation round involves interacting with the target or at least watching someone else do it in e.g. a classroom. This game is why I say Jim’s wrong about caring about race. Spotting the violently inclined is easy even within races, if you’ve practiced.

Spot the contradiction is my favorite. The challenge is to take a position you don’t like you have to adopt it if, in a moderate overview of it, you can’t find an internal logical contradiction. The outcome of this is I can now feel contradictions. The downside is I can’t turn it off, so movies suck and casual conversation is occasionally wince-inducing.

The final one I’ll mention is intuition training. Guess the outcome of a situation based solely on how the atmosphere feels. Comparing the expectation to what I would rationally surmise, it showed me how dumb my consciousness is compared to the rest of my brain. Occasionally we’ve both been wrong, but my consciousness has never outperformed my unconsciousness.