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You may think you're a naturally born lie detector, but in fact you're just checking people for stereotype behavior that can easily deceive you. A new research carried out by a team led by Dr. Stephen Porter's Forensic Psychology Lab at the Dalhousie University and published in the Psychological Scienc... |
23 April 2008
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A significant part of Senegalese rapper Akon's career was built on his "ex convict" uber-tough image. Akon tried to make himself pass for a hard-core criminal, who spent three years in jail for allegedly running a car theft ring and chop shop. However, The Smoking Gun just uncovered that the rapper's "crimi... |
18 April 2008
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A press release appeared yesterday on the Web, on trusted sites that usually publish press releases, announcing that Panasonic, the giant Japanese electronics manufacturer, together with AbleComm, will soon roll-out plasma displays for mobile phones. These miniature plasma displays would offer an image quality unequa... |
4 April 2008
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People are always searching for the supreme truth. But are the polygraphs a reliable tool in detecting lies?It seems that those who know how to lie have little to fear, as they can control their emotions. Instead, the victims could be the truthful people. Polygraphs were not developed as lie detectors; they just trac... |
24 May 2007
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A team of 19 mathematicians has succeeded in mapping E-8, a vast complex number invented more than a century ago. The 248-dimensional structure took four years of work and generated more data than the Human Genome Project. E8 belongs to the "Lie group", invented by the 19th Century Norwegian mathematician Sophus Lie ... |
19 March 2007
12:17 GMT |
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