Undertoad Thursday Jan 3 04:33 PM1/3: Lying eyes thermal imaging
I don't like to duplicate Slashdot stories but since /. doesn't include pictures, most won't have seen this anyway.
Basically, the idea is that lying causes blood to rush to the eyes, a technique that some say could be used quickly in airports and such. Put thermal detectors up that could get you images like the above ---
It's interesting, but relying on anything so inconclusive is a step in the wrong direction, imo.
Joe Thursday Jan 3 04:46 PMWell now that they can't hide their lying eyes...
Airport screeners should watch for the telltale smile of a potential hijacker also.
...It's a thin disguise.
MaggieL Thursday Jan 3 06:28 PMThought by now they'd realize...
Nic Name Thursday Jan 3 08:20 PMDon't lie! You're on candid camera
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Con...path=News/News
MaggieL Thursday Jan 3 10:22 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Nic Name
Don't lie! You're on candid camera
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Crap. Would it have been that hard to follow up correctly? Now you've ruined it. :-)
Correct answers here
Nic Name Thursday Jan 3 10:49 PMSorry, my last post was a reply to Joe's comment about airport screeners and lying smile. Didn't see your complete this thought ...
Good one!
Nothing But Net Friday Jan 4 12:56 AMIs this brand new technology?
It doesn't really appear so, but the first I've heard of it has been in the past couple of days.
If not new, it seems law enforcement would already be using it. While probably not admissible in court, it could prove useful in investigations. Better than a polygraph! No search warrant needed!
If it is new, you might as well take 'Terrorist Dowsing Rods' to the public and sell thousands. The science behind all this is questionable, to say the least.
IMO, bad idea.
jaguar Friday Jan 4 04:51 AMDownright silly if you ask me.
Good exmaple of paranoia, polygraphs are the same, very questionable science.
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