Israel discovers 'most accurate' false detection device

 

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Israel discovers 'most accurate' false detection device: Technically, the Middle Eastern country of Israel often comes up with various surprises. This time a group of scientists from the country has discovered the 'most accurate' false detection device. The newly discovered device is "the most accurate" of all the false detection devices of all time, an international media report said on Saturday.

According to the report, the newly invented Israeli instrument analyzed facial muscle movements and gave 83 percent accurate results.

The device was discovered by a team of scientists at Tel Aviv University in Israel. In this study, scientists have divided lies into two parts. Scientists have found that lying down activates the cheek muscles of a group of people. The eyebrow muscles are activated when the second group lies.

Professor Dino Levy, a member of the research team, said that many studies have shown that it is impossible to identify someone who is lying. Moreover, if one can control one's pulse rate, one can easily evade the conventional false detection device. However, their research is based on the movement of facial muscles, not pulse rate. So there is less chance of cheating here.