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re: Polygraph test?
Posted on 3/11/24 at 5:54 pm to Funky Tide 8
Posted on 3/11/24 at 5:54 pm to Funky Tide 8
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would never submit to a polygraph. Mindblowing how many people do. They are notoriously inaccurate and police only use them to scare people.
Committed murder, no attorney present, sure I’ll take it. Dumbasses do it all the time on dateline.
Posted on 3/11/24 at 6:14 pm to patnuh
Not easy to actually beat, but easy enough to render any results useless once you understand what and how the data points are being measured.
For example most people can lower or elevate their heart rate a bit by simply willing it, effectively altering blood pressure by detectable levels. Respiration can be manipulated both by rate and and speed.
Cops have used it as an exclusionary tool, but more often as mentioned, a scare tactic.
We got to 'play' with them a bit in the military as an MP, by play i mean to assist investigators training to try to spot deceptive answers, or attempts to beat/invalidate the results.
If you want to play with them, for a couple hundred you can get a 'USB polygraph' that plugs into a laptop or whatever. I think even Amazon has them now.
For example most people can lower or elevate their heart rate a bit by simply willing it, effectively altering blood pressure by detectable levels. Respiration can be manipulated both by rate and and speed.
Cops have used it as an exclusionary tool, but more often as mentioned, a scare tactic.
We got to 'play' with them a bit in the military as an MP, by play i mean to assist investigators training to try to spot deceptive answers, or attempts to beat/invalidate the results.
If you want to play with them, for a couple hundred you can get a 'USB polygraph' that plugs into a laptop or whatever. I think even Amazon has them now.
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