Subj : Re: Flutterings: Practice Makes Perfect
To   : warmfuzzy
From : Ogg
Date : Mon Jan 29 2024 07:48:00

Hello warmfuzzy!

** On Tuesday 18.07.23 - 18:57, warmfuzzy wrote to All:

> It would be interesting to have a newer model polygraph machine to practice
> lying on it.  Undoubtedly there are ways of minimizing the "truth telling"
> abilities of these machines.  I think it would be a spectacular game to try
> and outwit the Flutterings made into an actual game using actual equipment.
> And hey, if there are people out there that want to play this game it would
> be a highly profitable project.  Just imagine the average Joe's out there
> practicing how to beat the flutterings.  This would be rather frustrating to
> the polygraphers having their science turned into a game.  But, hey, if it
> can make someone money, and it's legal, there is a lot of incentive there.

I don't think it's just the flutterings that identify truth.  
Some people under those contraptions are always triggering the  
flutterings throughout the whole Q&A process. So.. the simple  
solution might be to trigger a pain or a discomfort before  
being attached to one of those devices.

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