More Advanced Bio-Truth Detection Equipment Utilizing Net-Energy Tech & AI

 I - Jake - 05-08-2023

There are lots of documented cases of people who were technically guilty of a crime who passed a polygraph test.  Likewise, there are lots of cases where a suspect had failed a polygraph, yet ended up actually being innocent of the crime, which was more common when DNA testing came on the scene...there were a slew of people who were released from prison due to the conclusive evidence in their favor, who had unwittingly put themselves behind bars for failing a polygraph exam.

This means a couple things: one, in some instances a person may have broken a legal law but not an actual mathematical law, meaning that that law was indeed misplaced, allowing the person to adhere to truth against the law and pass the polygraph; two, in the other instance, a person might be guilty in another sense, and karma's energetics might be so against them as to disallow them from passing a polygraph for an unrelated crime...say a person who had murdered a family in another country, immigrated here, then was involved as a suspect in a murder investigation and failed the polygraph exam due to their past.  Even though they had not committed the murder, their energetics had made them fail the exam.

Polygraph exams are a technology from the past century, which came about before the digital era and measure a very basic set of biometric data.  With new revelations on Net-Energy, there exists the theoretical possibility to create lie detection equipment far beyond last century's capabilities.  The above-mentioned errors could be all but weeded out, and equipment could be fine-tuned enough to be more conducive towards overall good, in net-energy sensing equipment.  That way, a person being tested would have a more fair chance, with the equipment tuned more towards the affective instead of the effect...what that would mean would be that someone who normally would fail a polygraph exam, could in theory be verified by more conscientious tech more in line with the actual energy of synergy, and not just associated vibes normally correlated with untruth, or on the other hand, someone who would normally pass a polygraph who in fact was not in-line with good overall could be found out more easily by such equipment because it would measure the actual source energies in the body which generate complex electromagnetic fields and even generate phononic and photonic emissions normally not measured, if even completely studied by modern science, which is just being delved into as we speak...no doubt we could still use the original polygraph input, and juxtaposing the two might be key towards helping develop new legal pathways, because it might help shed light on areas wherein our laws might not be best suited to the overall energetics of longevity, which should be a key focus of our constructional ways, being.

Coupling such data with high speed supercomputing and AI algorithms would even further bolster the process and bring legal processes officially into the computer era, and would go right in line with an online eGov based system, helping to take workloads off of judges and make courtroom proceedings much more speedy, and also would integrate well with updated password security standards involving biometric and voice sensors too.

But that wouldn't stop us from going backwards in time too.  One of the things I would like to see more of is the use of trained animals in the criminal process.  Dogs are used as our guardians when it comes to the judgement of strangers who enter our homes, and so likewise, I would want to employ them when it came to the same with criminals and determining whether or not someone is guilty or lying.  Well trained animals would be a must, and using them only as supporting evidence would be appropriate.  Dog or even pig noses are packed full of sensors, and who knows, maybe even QE comes into play much more in the animal brain.  Eventually maybe even AI based net-energy sensing bio-truth detectors of the future will be fitted with high-tech olfactory sensors tied into quantum computers via QE, making crime all but obsolete?