Reminds me of John Titor

[WhiteOx]

Maybe he's a relative.

[Onefella]

I've always wanted to do a lie detector test, to see if I could beat it.

[enf]

Apparently it's simple if you know what to do....I have no direct experience however.

[trash]

Ask yourself this question: What is more likely?
Time travel is exists and lie detectors work.
OR
Time travel doesn't exist and lie detectors don't work.

What I find amazing is that the inventor of the lie detector didn't connect it up to himself as the first test subject only to have his machine tell him, he was a fvcking lier if he thought the machine worked !

My bullshit alarm - which is a kind of lie detector which works on a simple critical thinking biological neural network I call a brain. It works better than anything called a "polygraph". Or as I call them "Phoneygraphs".

What I can't believe is that polygraphs are dragged out on US TV as some kind of magical device which works identical to wonder woman's lasso.
Refusal to take a polygraph is seen as an indication of guilt. Fvck me sideways while nailed to a cross Jesus! Because this makes as much sense as looking for witches by drowning innocent people. Nope, that one wasn't a witch, nope, not that one either!

Polygraphs are about as effective as waterboarding and have a very similar result. Ouija boards have a higher success rate at finding the truth/bullshit.

There is a reason why Australian courts do not in any way consider lie detectors or polygraphs as evidence. Because their use should be criminal.


It's a shame I couldn't find the Penn and Teller video of how fvcked up polygraphs are.

[cobra679]

Must be a slow news day.

[gordon_s1942]

It was once reported that during a Police Integration that for a joke, a metal cullender (strainer) was placed on a persons head and this person, to use street parlance 'Sang like a Canary'.
Apparently they had him 'dead to rights' so there was no doubt that he did the crime.