USB Polygraph Machine 3 Military Detector Test Testing Truth Dare Game Party NEW

Description

USB POLYGRAPH MILITARY EDITION
The top of the line USB Polygraph. Fast same day shipping.
Ready for your Moment of Truth?
Care for a game of truth or dare? Want to get the truth? With the USB Polygraph you get a real polygraph machine! Use this lie detector to determine the truth (80%-99% accuracy). Great for parties, truth or dare, and more! Who took my pastrami sandwich? Do you have a crush on Ken? No training, no learning curve. Just plug it into your PC's USB port, strap the sensors to your test subject, and run the easy and fun software. Enter your questions and get the answers. The computer will analyze the responses and will report to you the truth. The software is the polygraph expert.
Plug it into your Windows computer via the USB port to record your data.
Step 1: Attach Sensors
Step 2: Run the included software
Step 3: Get the results
Comparing the versions:
USB Polygraph Military Edition                Military Grade Sensors, Military Grade Electronics
USB Polygraph Police Edition                   Standard Sensors, Updated Electronics
USB Polygraph Original                            Standard Sensors, Standard Electronics
Do Polygraphs really work? Yes.
Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 bans the use of polygraph tests for pre-employment screening because they work.
New Mexico allows polygraph results to be submitted as evidence in court.
The FBI and CIA use the polygraph
Used on telvision shows:
Moment of Truth
, and
Maury Povich
In episode 109 of the popular science show Mythbusters, they attempted to fool the polygraph by using pain to try and increase the readings when answering truthfully (so the machine will supposedly interpret the truthful and non-truthful answers as the same.) They also attempted to fool the polygraph by thinking happy thoughts when lying and thinking stressful thoughts when telling the truth to try and confuse the machine. However, neither technique was successful and the examiner Michael Martin correctly identified each guilty and innocent subject. The show also noted the widely held opinion that, when done properly, polygraphs are correct 80-99% of the time. [1]
It was widely reported that OJ Simpson repeatedly failed polygraph exams administered by his defense team. [2]