Feb 11 2013: I think this raises a good argument to something that most people have done in their lives. I never thought about the certain patterns that people actually use unconsciously when they are lying, like the telling of a story, and when they are telling the truth how they put themselves in it such as the space around them a detail. The only thing about it is that people eventually will start to change their patterns if they know what they are doing wrong. My question is, will there ever be an effective way to know if someone is lying. If so, what would be the effects of it and how would it, and if there will be, what would be the point of lying?
Feb 10 2013: This is great idea in theory, the thing is the genetic re-engineering, how about the evolution of the mosquito, if they are able to mutate and overcome that or even if it made the males strong enough to be able to bite as well? It is a great mixture of science and technology and good theory, but what are the down falls from it. Also what about the animals that’s food source is the mosquito?
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A comment on Talk: Jeff Hancock: The future of lying
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