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| Here's a simple lie detector that can be built in a few minutes, but can be incredibly useful when you want to know if someone is really telling you the truth. It is not as sophisticated as the ones the professionals use, but it works. It works by measuring skin resistance, which goes down when you lie. |
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| no question about the simplicity.but is it accurate | ||
| Why go through the trouble of making a lie detector? Their are plenty of resources out their to help you catch liars by certain techniques. Check out www.humanliedetection.com it has a bunch of different techniques you can use. It is a much better alternative then actually hooking someone up to a lie detector. | ||
| it doesnt work it's a load of bullshit | ||
| I would like to know how a lie detector works because i have no idea if they work or not, some people say that its skin resistance and some people say that it works by your blood presure??? (Editor's notes: This works on skin resistance.) |
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| does it work.has anyone tried it? | ||
| want to kno how to make it? where it has to connect? is it pain ful or not? any chances to get electrical shock when it connected to the body? is it make any problem to the inner organs? | ||
| Hi there can you put pictures of the result of a built Simple Lie Detector, what it looks like in detail step by step results till the time it gets completed. | ||
| thank you I think it will be amazing project when i try to design it | ||
| the stuffs seems expensive... how much does the whole thing cost?? | ||
| i want to know that when probes are connected to hand does it effect any organ or whether there is an electric shock | ||
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