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Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan
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MUMBAI, India: The new technology is, to its critics, Orwellian. Others view it as a silver bullet against terrorism that could render waterboarding and other harsh interrogation methods obsolete. Some scientists predict the end of lying as we know it.

Now, well before any consensus on the technology's readiness, India has become the first country to convict someone of a crime relying on evidence from this controversial machine: a brain scanner that produces images of the human mind in action and is said to reveal signs that a suspect remembers details of the crime in question.

For years, scientists have peered into the brain and sought to identify deception. They have shot infrared beams through liars' heads, placed them in giant magnetic resonance imaging machines and used scanners to track their eyeballs. Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the United States has plowed money into brain-based lie detection in the hope of producing more fruitful counterterrorism investigations.

The technologies, generally regarded as promising but unproved, have yet to be widely accepted as evidence — except in India, where in recent years judges have begun to admit brain scans. But it was only in June, in a murder case in Pune, in Maharashtra State, that a judge explicitly cited a scan as proof that the suspect's brain held "experiential knowledge" about the crime that only the killer could possess, sentencing her to life in prison.

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What the fuck?!?!


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Cepheus]
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I read that as "muder by bran scat"

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Cepheus]
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Cepheus said:
What the fuck?!?!



intimidation to coerce a confession, lol

"we're hooking you up to this brain scanner, if you lie,
it will tell us and we'll make sure you're executed"

what happens when they're dealing with someone that's innocent
of the accused crime but is a pathological liar, mentally ill
or imbalanced... it's not like the machine does a playback of
the crime committed, something easy to dismiss in civilized
courts, of course in other countries they may be able to use
the fact that you had met someone 20 years before as evidence
of a crime

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: MisterMuscaria]
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MisterMuscaria said:
I read that as "muder by bran scat"



I'm protected


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Prisoner#1]
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i remember reading about this tech a couple years ago.

shit, you know we're all fucked right?  i better sign up to be apart of the thought police now.

or i guess we could just use hypnosis to counter it.


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: truekimbo2]
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truekimbo2 said:
shit, you know we're all fucked right? 



you  might be, I have no intention of killing anyone in india

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: truekimbo2]
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Quote:
i better sign up to be apart of the thought police now.



At least they could help out on those autistic mind control theories.
:mrt:Fucking kids with autism,
everyone thinks they're innocent,
and yet this morning as I was eating my cereal,
once again one of those pricks made me stand up, drop my pants, begin masturbating and then walk outside and rape my mailman!!!
Boy do I have a tricky story to explain to the police in about 15 minutes.


As for this story, really WTF, is all I can say, and Pris raises basically the same doubts I have, the same doubts anyone should have. I mean this is the brain they are trying to monitor. Not the foot. And even the human foot is incredibly complex.


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Cepheus]
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Shades of 1984.  Sometimes new technology makes me wary about living in this modern age.


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: deCypher]
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Perhaps it was necessary because no one could take an Indian lawyer seriously. But no really, Legal System of India = witch hunt. I have NO idea what Asian cultures seem to have against there women.

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Irdamage]
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they arent people, in fact until Susan B. Anthony told women to
quit giving it up to me, they weren't people here either

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Prisoner#1]
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i was saying we're all fucked in the sense that seems conceivable that one day the technology to do the brain scans would be cheap and portable.

During the routine traffic stop the cop holds a brain scanner up to your head and asks you if funding terrorists by buying drugs.

i'm not saying anytime soon, but give it 20 years.

america is so stupid, give us one more event like 9.11 and we'll allow anything in the name of national security


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: deCypher]
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The Cypher said:
Shades of 1984.  Sometimes new technology makes me wary about living in this modern age.



As much as I'm a huge fan of science and much of the new technology, I have to agree with that. And right now I'm downloading ever part of this series...

I just thought I would let everyone know about it because it looks absolutely fascinating, and it's made by Adam Curtis, who made Status Anxiety, which IMHO still is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.:thumbup::craven:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora%27s_Box_(television_documentary_series)
I think I grabbed it from demonoid because I cant seem to find it on MvGroup, or their Docuwiki thing. But when I search demonoid I can't find the series.
Just a DNA series, with a part called Pandora's box.

Anyway, it may have been Iso-Hunt. :blush:
I've gone a little crazy with the downloading in the last few days. Sucking in more gigs then I thought I could even manage with this computer. 
Absolutely massive amounts of data.
Oh, and I'm sure some of you are wondering.
And you're right. 95% of it is porn, yes.

J/K :grin:
BTW, Downloading Glen Beck just to chop up his shit and mock it.


That's after moving tons and tons of shit.
I think within 10 hours, I downloaded around well 10 gigs or more.
My friend is a computer tech and would laugh at me, but shit I got a bunch of documentaries , books, music etc, fucking 10 gigs is a lot to me.
My 500 gig spare HD is getting pretty full though.

Edited by Psilocybeingzz (09/15/08 09:17 AM)

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: truekimbo2]
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truekimbo2 said:
During the routine traffic stop the cop holds a brain scanner up to your head and asks you if funding terrorists by buying drugs.




5th amendment

in the 20 or so years if that starts becoming commonplace, I'm
the terrorist that's being funded, it will have meant that the
government has finished wiping it's ass with the bill of
rights and has finally flushed

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Prisoner#1]
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What's that one, they can't stop you without a reason?
Fuck it, looked it up to make sure. Due process, comes from the Magna Carta(ok there is something I do understand)


Anyway, I'm not American...
and I'm just a simple Canadian country mouse.
but Pris I thought "they" already did piss on your constitution,
light it on fire, and at the very least "flush" sections of it away.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the patriot act(1&2) and the victory act(1&2), passage of all those executive orders, and removal of the insurrection act,
don't all of these things violate your constitution in numerous ways already.


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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Quote:
don't all of these things violate your constitution in numerous ways already.



No they do not.  If fact, they respect individual rights more than any other war time act in the history of our nation.

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: DieCommie]
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Explain, how so?

With comparisons.
And don't dare say you can't make them, if you believe them, I know you can.:smirk:
You're more then capable. So please do.


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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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Psilocybeingzz said:
Due process, comes from the Magna Carta



if we were in 1300 england, this might apply to us


Quote:
Pris I thought "they" already did piss on your constitution,
light it on fire, and at the very least "flush" sections of it away.



been doing it for years, the free press is censored since WWII
but we still have the rights, we just have to litigate now and
then to remind the bastards that think they have the power
that it's us that holds it

Quote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the patriot act(1&2) and the victory act(1&2), passage of all those executive orders, and removal of the insurrection act,
don't all of these things violate your constitution in numerous ways already.



can you cite something in violation with the constitution?
hell, you may not be aware of it but we dont actually have the
right to vote for presidents in this country

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Prisoner#1]
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What I meant was the Magna Carta was one of many steps towards a more just society, in England yes, but it had effects around the world over time.
That I'm sure of. The American constitution, I'm fairly ignorant on that one.

But at least I know the Canadian charter of rights and freedoms.(Some of it, fuck I don't know it off by heart or anything)

Many of the marijuana law challenges rely on the C.C.R.F
www.thepotlawhasfallen.ca
It wont be long now. Our pot laws are quite shaky. ::thumbup::yesnod:
EDITED for sleep deprivation and stupidity


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Edited by Psilocybeingzz (09/15/08 10:51 AM)

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Psilocybeingzz]
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and what about those who convince themselves they are telling teh truth when they are actually lying... still no solution for that.

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Re: Indian Woman Convicted of Murder by Brain Scan [Re: Platinum]
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I'm also suspecting that chemicals and chemical dependence can fool it as well

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