Lie detection has always been an area of fascination among people, especially those of us involved in the law, legal and investigative fields. There are basically three techniques (utilizing brain responses v. those that rely on a machine interpreting physical responses, i.e. the polygraph) that are currently used, and uncomfortably, the latter two, making their way into [...]
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