It's downright absurd that people are having their info passed around these agencies, and being treated as inherently suspect, simply for investigating methods of 'fooling' what is ultimately a glorified stage prop.
It's downright absurd that people are having their info passed around these agencies, and being treated as inherently suspect, simply for investigating methods of 'fooling' what is ultimately a glorified stage prop.
What's really sad is that a lot of people, either through job/economic pressures or lack of self respect take lie detector tests at all - regardless of effectiveness.
The poor effectiveness and/or technical problems with the test are not the issue. We as humans - as peers - should demand to not suffer the indignity of a "truth test".
If there were no consequences of lying in court then we'd have much bigger problems with the justice system than we do now.
That's totally different than a polygraph test.
The name 'lie detector' is horseshit but it's still useful.
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2010/08/more_brain_sc...