Polygraphs are not admissible in court.  Yes, they get used in investigations, but given how unreliable they are, they’re never actually entered as evidence.

As much as I like No Way Home, the digital compositing is VERY noticeable in a lot of shots.

It was common even before COVID, but I feel like this writer is forgetting that MoM was one of the first Marvel movies to start filming during tight COVID restrictions.

Yeah, not sure how “green-screens exist” became an article....

I wouldn’t even give them 50% accurate. Maybe in lab conditions with some pretty strict standards and very simple questions.

All these things do is detect a bunch of physiological reactions, and assume they represent stress. That that stress can be consistently tied to lying.

especially a scene like THAT

Yeah - I’m fairly certain we’ll discover that none of the Illuminati actors were in the same room with one another.

Sorry, my timeline doesn’t even believe vaccines work. Everyone here definitely thinks polygraphs are foolproof lie detectors.

Next you’re going to tell me Tig Notaro never met the cast of Army of the Dead.

…or c) these movies are filmed on a green screen and it’s entirely common for people to appear in scenes together without ever having met.

Are people really this unaware that polygraph tests don’t work. They are only about 50% accurate, which makes them literally useless. The fact that we use them in court cases is truly scary.

I feel you. I'm Métis but grew up outside Manitoba. I know who I am but it's hard to have a sense of belonging anywhere.

If you’re not the perfect shade of red, you’re not a native to some people.

I hear you. I’m half Native American. My father is full blood. What tribes? (You don’t have to say; just know there’s someone who hears you.)

Man this one hit weirdly close to home for me. At least the tribunal stuff. I’m white passing but native. And I was certainly “raised white” I guess with the “benefits” of whiteness. Switched bands (tribes) a few years ago, along with my mum and sister. A bunch of sitting members had to hear our cases and decide to…

iZombie was good too, but I was speaking of the current roster. That said, they were certainly exceptions to the rule.

George Wallace was excellent in this.

Is it worse that Naomi got cancelled days after its first season finale or that In The Dark got cancelled before its latest season even premiered?

Think of the impossible Jeopardy answers you could come up with on stuff like this.

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