[access-uk] Re: Looking for group

  • From: "Angel" <angel238@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 19:31:03 -0500

I think if you know the person. An example being, if that person is your child, you can tell. I can tell by listening to my own children whether they are lying. But, I have known them all their lives. I do think a lot more can be told by the way people respond whether they are lying than by such ephemeral things as voice tones, however. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Shaun O'Connor" <capricorn8159@xxxxxxxxx>

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I think it is an acquired skill there needs much practice and analysis
of peoples behavior.certainly it is possible to determine emotional
state quite easily but the ability to ascertain whether or not a person
is lying by voice alone is a moot question. .having said that there is
some research that suggests that subtle stresses in the voice can
indicate that  person is not being completely truthful.as an example,
experiments have been carried out on voice stress analysis by the
department of social security to try and gauge whether a claimant is
answering an over the phone interview truthfully, although i have only
come across this information in passing. I have no hard evidence to
suggest that this was used in live investigation settings.

SSean
On 24/02/2014 21:58, Ari Damoulakis wrote:
Yes Shaun ,before I close the topic though, what you say about voice
tone does interest me and I'd like to know what other blind people
think, not on ghosts or anything, but does voice tone tell you a lot
about people? I'm studying law at the moment and I've often wondered
whether you can tell if, for example, a person is lying by listening
to their voice? Maybe I'm just not good at this, but I can't tell much
about people from their voices. There have been so many times when
I've met someone and think they sound very nice and then they're quite
unpleasant people, and also the reverse, I've been embarrassed
sometimes by meeting people who just sounded like they just couldn't
be bothered or just sounded flat, and they were much more interesting
and nicer.

On 2/24/14, Shaun O'Connor <capricorn8159@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Much can be cleaned by listening to changes in voice tone in a
conversation. as for ghostly presences. there is also the phenomenon of
clauraudience whereby ghostly voices are heard, and let us not forget
tactile sensing as well..but of course skeptics will have their answers
to that. a discussion worthy of elaborating upon in another , more
appropriate group perhaps.
Sean
On 24/02/2014 21:37, Ari Damoulakis wrote:
That's the problem, neither would I. Skeptics have a good argument
against ghosts in this life if it is true that totally blind people
can't experience them, and that you'd never get a totally blind
psychic because they couldn't see the persons body language to be able
to do propper cold reading, which skeptics claim psychics do to dupe
people, that's just what I was wanting to look into.
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