"Secrets Are Required for Society" - Why Ex-CIA Officers Fear a 100% Truth Machine
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Top Comments (10)
Hard for me to take whatever "ex CIA" agents say to the bank
It would create incredible chaos, but afterwards we would have a society based on honesty and truth
Andrew was the janitor at THE CIA
😂 yall had me laughing, even though it is a serious subject.
Quaaludes would bring the truth out.
Hey just so you know my dad was an undercover policeman and a director of safety and security for a county in Florida in the 60s 70s 80s and 90s They came out in the 70s with the PSE Voice Stress Analyzer, Growing up I was pretty much a gold medalist in lying and could fool anything - my dad would take me in and have me tested on polygraphs all the time and I could fool every one of them. The only lie detector I couldn't was the Voice stress analyzer because it worked off something else, stress in a persons depths, however into the early 80s it was outlawed because you could do it over a phone, you could do it In another room, or even where someone didn't know it was being done - so it was deemed unconstitutional, but it was super accurate and super able to detect so that you know there is a machine out there and it's probably better today than it was then. When my dad passed in the 90s I gave his to the Silverthorne police department in Colorado, It's the only one I know for sure where it's at just thought you guys should know.
Woh dude finally chopped his bush.
10 years is a long time to develop something with unlimited resources and budgets
How can you have secrets without privacy?
She assumes only Americans are against lying lol
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Top Comments (10)
Hard for me to take whatever "ex CIA" agents say to the bank
It would create incredible chaos, but afterwards we would have a society based on honesty and truth
Andrew was the janitor at THE CIA
😂 yall had me laughing, even though it is a serious subject.
Quaaludes would bring the truth out.
Hey just so you know my dad was an undercover policeman and a director of safety and security for a county in Florida in the 60s 70s 80s and 90s They came out in the 70s with the PSE Voice Stress Analyzer, Growing up I was pretty much a gold medalist in lying and could fool anything - my dad would take me in and have me tested on polygraphs all the time and I could fool every one of them. The only lie detector I couldn't was the Voice stress analyzer because it worked off something else, stress in a persons depths, however into the early 80s it was outlawed because you could do it over a phone, you could do it In another room, or even where someone didn't know it was being done - so it was deemed unconstitutional, but it was super accurate and super able to detect so that you know there is a machine out there and it's probably better today than it was then. When my dad passed in the 90s I gave his to the Silverthorne police department in Colorado, It's the only one I know for sure where it's at just thought you guys should know.
Woh dude finally chopped his bush.
10 years is a long time to develop something with unlimited resources and budgets
How can you have secrets without privacy?
She assumes only Americans are against lying lol