The Polygraph Machine

You can not swim an elephant of a lie detector. How do you know if I am telling the truth? You can test me with a polygraph. Since the beginning of civilization people want a way to tell the truth from fiction. In the Middle Ages, Europeans used torture because they believed that if you were fully emphasized and hurt your body it believed it would cause the lying person to tell the truth. This method is in common with today's polygraph or lie detector that there is an unwilling physical response when a person tells a lie.

Lie Detector: In 1902, James McKenzie invented an early lie detector or lie detector. However, modern polygraphs were invented by John Larson in 1921. John Larson of the University of California Medical School invented the modern lie detector (Lieger) for police interrogation and investigation in 1921. Since 1924, polygraphs are always controversial among psychologists. It is acceptable for management of justice. The name Lie Detector comes from the fact that when an individual is questioned, the machine records several different physical responses at the same time.

Polygraphs are trained to use polygraphs to determine if someone is telling the truth. There is controversy as to whether the machine is absolutely sure, but it must be widely used. Those operating the machine ask simple questions about the subject to evaluate his response. The examiner then compares the answer data with the more important one and the answer to the first basic question to determine if the topic is telling the truth. The polygraph inspector operates the machine, questions and analyzes the data

On site, the lie detector reads the truth of the body, but it is misunderstood. The machine can not read or write the other's body. However, reducing the discourse of inquiries from the polygraph to the machine is to ignore the differences arising from the inquiries. Where and where is it produced? It is here that the act of interpretation becomes deterministic again: I agree with Amphologofo, Amos de Zendo, a partisan argument, there is no need to understand the other languages ​​that are needed. Letters to the chapel, chapel for the massacre, fiancé, fiancee, fiancee Diantedos seus olhos, before purchasing this item, or before purchasing the item Details and details of reservation are confirmed. Fica, ou, empalavrasmaislolá Riasmasnî menos imaginativo, o osensen da da mentira. (Saramago, Enioio sings Rubidess, 57)