[SaraJohnson]

This techology is said to be even less dependable than lie detectors and Homeland inSecurity is installing them in US airports. Simply being anxious or nervous will be a problem for you at the airports. So whatever you do, don't get upset in your travels over anything.

Learn to enjoy the process of being felt up and down by TSA perverts and enjoy posing for those nekid scanners, or they could single you out and come down on you hard as you fly the US government's Orwellian unfriendly skies. Whatever you do, don't be stressed when you travel!

Big Sis is on the job and the "crony capitalist" contractors who bought our politicans need their pay backs...on your back.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

The magic lie detector lives!

[rootntootn]

Can this be incorporated into Dear Reader’s TelePrompTer? The thing would be going off like a pinball machine!

[ClearCase_guy]

[bgill]

sudden eye movements, lip biting, heavy breathing, swallowing, and rapid blinking

Yeah, whatever. IOW, whenever you don't want them to know when you're lying, do the above and concentrate on calculating square roots on all the truthful answers so it covers up the lies later. Looking to the left throws them off, too.

[philman_36]

The system bases its results on studies that associate lying to things like sudden eye movements, lip biting, heavy breathing, swallowing, and rapid blinking.

http://www.wikihow.com/Detect-Lies

Notice it when the suspect repeats sentences. If the suspect uses almost the exact same words over and over, then it's probably a lie. When a person makes up a lie, he often tries to remember a certain phrase or sentence that sounds convincing. When asked to explain the situation again, the liar will use the very same 'convincing' sentence again.

[lucky american]

Ask me a personal question and I will turn red, no need for me to say anything.

Guilty by association.

[NavyCanDo]

Facial lie detectors have been around for a long long time. Their called wives and mothers!

[redhead]

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