Theory:Lie detection - Revision history

imported>PJDEP: Article says that the ability detects physical cues, not mental ones. Scanning parts of the brain would be mental.

2009-12-31T18:13:59Z

Article says that the ability detects physical cues, not mental ones. Scanning parts of the brain would be mental.

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imported>PJDEP: Article says that the ability detects physical cues, not mental ones. Scanning parts of the brain would be mental.

2009-12-31T18:13:59Z

Article says that the ability detects physical cues, not mental ones. Scanning parts of the brain would be mental.

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	\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.<br />		\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.<br />
	:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />		:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />
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	\| Lie detection works by scanning which parts of the person's brain are active when they speak. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} When a person lies, a section of the brain which handles imaginative thinking becomes active. Lie detection could simply 'go off' whenever the user detects activity from that part of the brain in conjunction with other body language signs or micro-expressions.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 22:26, 9 November 2009

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	:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />		:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />
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	\| Lie detection works by scanning which parts of the person's brain are active when they speak. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} When a person lies, a section of the brain which handles imaginative thinking becomes active. Lie detection could simply 'go off' whenever the user detects activity from that part of the brain in conjunction with other ~~bodily~~ ~~'tells'~~.<br />		\| Lie detection works by scanning which parts of the person's brain are active when they speak. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} When a person lies, a section of the brain which handles imaginative thinking becomes active. Lie detection could simply 'go off' whenever the user detects activity from that part of the brain in conjunction with other body language signs or micro-expressions.<br />
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imported>D and d 123 at 21:38, 9 November 2009

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	\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.<br />		\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.<br />
	:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />		:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />
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			\| Lie detection works by scanning which parts of the person's brain are active when they speak. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} When a person lies, a section of the brain which handles imaginative thinking becomes active. Lie detection could simply 'go off' whenever the user detects activity from that part of the brain in conjunction with other bodily 'tells'.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 21:01, 30 October 2009

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	\| Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} If this ability could detect any lie universally, it would have to have some form of access to a 'magical objective truth', which has not been seen in the Heroes universe.<br />		\| Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} If this ability could detect any lie universally, it would have to have some form of access to a 'magical objective truth', which has not been seen in the Heroes universe.<br />
	{{plus}} BTE has confirmed that the ability works by analyzing the lie being spoken, the voice, the reactions of the person who says the lie.<br />		{{plus}} BTE has confirmed that the ability works by analyzing the lie being spoken, the voice, the reactions of the person who says the lie.<br />
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	\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.		\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.<br />
			:{{note}} If the users have similar skill levels, they might still be able to get something. Peter and Matt suffered feedback, but were still able to hear each other's thoughts.<br />
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imported>D and d 123 at 19:43, 30 October 2009

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	{{plus}} BTE has confirmed that the ability works by analyzing the lie being spoken, the voice, the reactions of the person who says the lie.<br />		{{plus}} BTE has confirmed that the ability works by analyzing the lie being spoken, the voice, the reactions of the person who says the lie.<br />
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			\| [[Lie detection]] would be ineffective if used against a [[telepath]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{note}} If lie detection is related to telepathy, then attempts to detect lies told by a telepath could cause the 'feedback' effect experienced by [[Matt]] when he tried to read [[Maury Parkman\|his father]]'s mind.
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 00:45, 22 April 2009

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	\| Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} If this ability could detect any lie universally, it would have to have some form of access to a 'magical objective truth,' which has not been seen in the Heroes universe.		\| Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} If this ability could detect any lie universally, it would have to have some form of access to a 'magical objective truth', which has not been seen in the Heroes universe.<br />
			{{plus}} BTE has confirmed that the ability works by analyzing the lie being spoken, the voice, the reactions of the person who says the lie.<br />
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imported>Barbedknives: New page: {{theoryheader|sort=Lie detection}} | Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. |...

2009-04-22T00:28:57Z

New page: {{theoryheader|sort=Lie detection}} | Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. |...

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| Lie detection can only detect lies that a person is intentionally making. If they believe what they say is true, the ability will not be triggered. || None. || {{plus}} If this ability could detect any lie universally, it would have to have some form of access to a 'magical objective truth,' which has not been seen in the Heroes universe.