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JoeJester

Joined Apr 26, 2005
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assuming that they all vote.
We both know that's a poor assumption. Voter apathy is alive and well here in the U.S. I can't remember with a high certainty if that database held those that registered.

My point was, it didn't matter which party contracted out the services which were compromised, as that database didn't contain only that party's registered voters. Both parties access that database.

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By that database, I mean that same data ... not that particular database.
 
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nsaspook

Joined Aug 27, 2009
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Aleph(0)

Joined Mar 14, 2015
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cuz using generic Polish face from Interwebs.:D
#12 that's exactly the point:)! Cuz avatar looks enough like me so ppl I already know just think it's selfie but it's totally anonymous to everyone else:cool:!

@nsaspook now I'm saying you have super stealth security protection cuz of always changing your avatar so it's like trying to triangulate on signal from moving vehicle:p:D
 
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nsaspook

Joined Aug 27, 2009
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#12 that's exactly the point:)! Cuz avatar looks enough like me so ppl I already know just think it's selfie but it's totally anonymous to everyone else:cool:!
The human mind searches for facial patterns very efficiently and will trick a person into seeing one face for another. Just ask the large amount of people who have been arrested with mistaken identity by a 'eye' witness as cause. Using DNA to generate a generic picture of a suspect is something that should be used with extreme caution.

https://www.innocenceproject.org/causes/eyewitness-misidentification/
 
The human mind searches for facial patterns very efficiently and will trick a person into seeing one face for another. Just ask the large amount of people who have been arrested with mistaken identity by a 'eye' witness as cause
Agreed! FWIW I've long viewed the degree of 'strength' lent 'eye witness' testimony as a matter of grave concern! -- IMNSHO such is among the weakest 'evidence' -- Considering the emotional condition of many victims (and, not uncommonly, other 'eye-witnesses') of violent crime (to whom conviction generally = the initial step toward 'closure' of a traumatic experience) such 'evidence' is as no evidence whatever!

Best regards
HP
 
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#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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She's sufficiently 'swell-headed' as it is:rolleyes:
I've said before, I would love to spend a week with you two, but I'd probably find you are as wrinkly as I am and Aleph is insufferable.:D Still, I would love to learn where you two got your education, what you do that makes an MDO 'scope seem cheap at several thousand dollars. I've seen both of you leap to correct conclusions that I can't figure out after you showed me how you did it, and I've caught you in some penny wise and pound foolish adventures. I'd love to see how you think that creates such a contradiction.

I've been around some people for 20 years and never understood them, but that's because they never let me see them without their professional hat on. If I could just be a fly on the wall, what adventures I would have!

I guess what I'm saying is that I've traveled my road and enjoyed most of it, but I know there is world of things I don't know and I'm still curious. I'm old, but I ain't dead.;)
 

nsaspook

Joined Aug 27, 2009
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https://gizmodo.com/google-home-breaks-up-domestic-dispute-by-calling-the-p-1796755905
According to ABC News, officers were called to a home outside Albuquerque, New Mexico this week when a smart device called 911 and the operator heard a confrontation in the background. Police say that Eduardo Barros was house-sitting at the residence with his girlfriend and their daughter. Barros allegedly pulled a gun on his girlfriend when they got into an argument and asked her: “Did you call the sheriffs?” A smart device in the home apparently heard “call the sheriffs,” and proceeded to call the sheriffs.
 

nsaspook

Joined Aug 27, 2009
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http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/07/this...g-technology-that-could-enable-telepathy.html
Current M.R.I. technology can already see your thoughts: "If I threw [you] into an M.R.I. machine right now ... I can tell you what words you're about to say, what images are in your head. I can tell you what music you're thinking of," says Jepsen. "That's today, and I'm talking about just shrinking that down."

One day Jepsen's tech hat could "literally be a thinking cap," she says. Jepsen says the goal is for the technology to be able to both read and to output your own thoughts, as well as read the thoughts of others. In iconic Google vocabulary, "the really big moonshot idea here is communication with thought — with telepathy," says Jepsen.
So in 8 short years we will have cracked the brain/mind interface and have unlimited access to human thoughts.


"Look into my eye", not buying it.
 

MrAl

Joined Jun 17, 2014
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Hi,

I am *not* patiently waiting for some thought reading technology to finally put a dead end to false accusations and corruption. I just fear that it may be being blocked by politicians who will truly dread that day.

I saw some experiments had to be at least 10 years ago that looked promising but never heard anything after that. They were in fact based on MRI although there could have been some mods and tuning for the special application of detecting criminal acts through the individual who had committed the crime.
It may end up being another probability but if high enough would be accepted in a court of law.

I want to see a day when criminals can not lie on the stand, false witnesses can not lie on the stand, people can not get unjustly accused, politicians can not lie to the public.
 
I've said before, I would love to spend a week with you two, but I'd probably find you are as wrinkly as I am and Aleph is insufferable.:D Still, I would love to learn where you two got your education, what you do that makes an MDO 'scope seem cheap at several thousand dollars. I've seen both of you leap to correct conclusions that I can't figure out after you showed me how you did it, and I've caught you in some penny wise and pound foolish adventures. I'd love to see how you think that creates such a contradiction.

I've been around some people for 20 years and never understood them, but that's because they never let me see them without their professional hat on. If I could just be a fly on the wall, what adventures I would have!

I guess what I'm saying is that I've traveled my road and enjoyed most of it, but I know there is world of things I don't know and I'm still curious. I'm old, but I ain't dead.;)
@#12 -- As a courtesy to the 'TS' of this thread, I have posted my my 'longish' reply to your above quoted post HERE

Many thanks
HP:)
 
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