I’ve been out of the country for the last couple of weeks and missed the start of what looks to be an interesting series from UK’s Channel 4 on lie detection. Luckily the trusty Mind Hacks is on hand to pick it up!
Lie Lab is a three-part TV series where they use the not-very-accurate brain scan lie detection method to test high profile people who have been accused of lying.
Read all about it on the Mind Hacks post here, or on the Channel 4 website here.
If, like me, you’ve missed the start of the series, UK/Eire viewers can use the Channel 4 ‘on demand’ feature to catch up over the internet.
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Lie Lab is a three-part TV series where they use the not-very-accurate brain scan lie detection method to test high profile people who have been accused of lying. The programme quotes a 90% accuracy for fMRI lie detection, but this is a best estimate a…
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