Sentences with phrase «good lie detectors»
Dead giveaways are scarcer than you might think, but some well - chosen mind games can turn you into a better lie detector
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After all, we need the best possible data to develop policy, and without lie detectors the long - form census would provide us with data that are at best badly flawed, and are likely to be completely useless.
We will reach out to the Democratic Chairman, to get a statement from him as well, but Mrs. Edward ends by saying she stands by her words and publicly challenges him again to a lie detector test to see who is lying here.
We say we are Christians; we swear on the bible, Muslims on the Koran; I'd like to invite people like him (Lartey) that we go traditional as well... [Let us] invite the white man's technology (lie detector) to also come and verify the truthfulness, the integrity of my word.
A 2003 review of the evidence by the US National Academy of Sciences concluded that while lie detectors are significantly better than a toss of a coin, they fall far short of the accuracy required.
Dave Asprey: When I do the [inaudible 00:41:59] neurofeedback program with clients, the whole thing is like using a lie detector that the neurofeedback, well, not the whole thing, but a big part to become aware that where those inner excuses come from and then change the programming that makes them happen.
There they found a «lie detector» and they think it will be fun to use it to get to know each other better.
Even the best human lie detectors need clues, and video games have yet to replicate the facial expressions and mannerisms effectively.
More specifically, the trial court might well have proscribed extrajudicial statements by any lawyer, party, witness, or court official which divulged prejudicial matters, such as the refusal of Sheppard to submit to interrogation or take any lie detector tests; any statement made by Sheppard to officials; the identity of prospective witnesses or their probable testimony; any belief in guilt or innocence; or like statements concerning the merits of the case.