Machines Read Minds or Mimics of Truth
The article surveys advancing lie detection tech from thermal imaging to brain MRI to voice stress tests, noting FBI, military, and corporate use post 9/11 and Hanssen case. It discusses legal, privacy, and reliability concerns, with quotes from Barbara Henrick, Justin Hammerstein, Barry Steinhardt, and others, and mentions Mayo Clinic studies and potential airport screening implications.
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Washington
FBI
Robert Hanssen
Fort Detrick
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Barbara Henrick
Wooster College
Mayo Clinic
Langleben
Sions
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Miami
Thomas Jakes
People For Civil Rights
Mark Mallah
Mallah
San Francisco
CIA
Dale Jenang
University of California, Berkeley
Israeli tanks kill Palestinian children in West Bank clash
In Jenin and Itamar incidents, Israeli forces said a curfew clash killed three children Ahmed Ghazawi 6 and Jamil 12 and teacher Helal Shetta 50 plus Sajedah Famahwi 6. A Palestinian attacker killed a family in Itamar, prompting Israeli raids and settler violence across the region as casualties rise.
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Nablus
Itamar
West Bank
Israel
Bush
U.S
Mideast
Jenin
Ahmed Ghazawi
Yusef Ghazawi
Ahmed
Jamil
Rachel Shabo
Neria
Zvi
Avishai
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Iyad Amin Ramaha
Bet el-Ein
Hawara
Summer Solstice Marks Longest Day and Polar Light Split
Summer begins this Friday at 9 24 a m EDT as the sun reaches its highest point north of the equator. North of the Arctic Circle there will be 24 hours of daylight while areas inside the Antarctic circle remain in darkness. Solstice derives from Latin meaning stopped sun. The sun’s arc shifts as the year progresses toward December 21 when days shorten. June 24 is Midsummer Day signaling midseason festivity in folklore.
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Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Revelers greet solstice at Stonehenge in England
Stonehenge hosts the northern hemisphere solstice as thousands crowd the 4,000 year old circle. Dawn broke behind clouds while revelers, including self styled druids, beat drums and chanted. Police reported 11 arrests for drunkenness and drug offenses but the gathering remained peaceful.
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England
Brazil
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New York
Barry Steinhardt
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Steinhardt
University of Pennsylvania
Daniel Langleben
Mayoclinic.org
Northwestern University
Egypt
Erez Crossing
Jerusalem
Erez
Gaza
Equator
Antarctic
Dassan Hodges
Stonehenge Stice
Northern Hemisphere
Stonehenge
John Rothwell
Telford
Central
Sol
Avlor Bro
Pe ‘Construction
Eisenhower Lake
Ottawa
Kansas
Country Club
United States Golf Association
Prairie Dunes
Hutchinson
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