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'Time-traveller from 2030' takes Lie Detector Test...and PASSES

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'Time-traveller from 2030' PASSES lie detector test and claims revealing the future could put him in danger

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A man who claims he is from the year 2030 - and has revealed a number of predictions for the future - has undergone a lie detector test and 'PASSED'.

The self-declared ' time-traveller ' - who goes by the name of "Noah" - claims he has risked his life to tell those living in the present what the future has in store and insists he has to remain anonymous.

Among his bold claims are that Donald Trump will be re-elected in 2020, Artificial Intelligence will gain momentum and Google-glasses style machines will take over.

Noah previously told Paranormal Elite he has anorexia and depression and is actually 50-years-old, but took an age rejuvenating drug to turn him into a 25-year-old.

Many have been sceptical of what he says - so he agreed to take a lie detector test.

In an interview with Apex TV this week he is asked to relay his predictions - and also to confirm whether he is truly from the future.

The interviewer starts off with a simple question - "Are you an actual time traveller from the year 2030?

He responds "yes" and a little green header saying 'TRUE' appears on the video - but the results from the apparent machine testing him cannot be seen.

He then says he has 'hard evidence' to back-up his predictions but he isn't sure he can give them "due to a paradox"

The little "TRUE' header pops up again.

He then reels off a series of things that will happen in the future, which once he is done, the interviewer again asks if he is telling the truth.

And again the 'TRUE' header pops up. Still no sight of the actual machine though.

Among his predictions are that Trump will be re-elected, that phones are going to be bigger in the year 2030 and that they are starting to introduce robots that can run a home.

He also say in 2030 the president is (what sounds like through the muffled dialogue) "Ilana Remikee" - who just not seems to come up in any searches.

We also apparently use bitcoin a lot more, but money - including pennies - are still in use.

He says global warming is more of a problem and that it is hotter in Northern America but colder in Europe. We also apparently go to Mars in 2028 and the same year time travel is made public - even though it apparently already exists.

Electric cars can travel as fast a diesel and petrol cars and some diseases have been cured, he says - including some forms of cancer.

Many people are sceptical of his latest interview though - with one commenter saying: "All Apex TV does is flashes an answer on the screen with a ding noise, that doesn't truly validate the lie detector if he was telling the truth or not

"You can see Noah fidgeting around with the monitors strapped around his fingers and I myself know from first hand experience that when you take a lie detector test you are supposed to sit back and remain completely still during the whole complete lie detector test for it."

Another added: "You need to show the name of the lie detector and go through the stages of setting up the test

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"(Also) 2030 is not that far off so what was the name of the president he gave, he should be very much alive right now."

In his previous interview with Paranormal Elite Noah claims time travel is only currently used by top secret organisations.

He also claimed electric car will travel up to 600 miles on a single charge by 2021 and advises people to invest their time and money in sustainable energy.

Artificial intelligence, he says, will be huge by 2021 and a popular device which will look like Google glasses but have the processing power of todays computers, will take over.

He also claims that the winner of the 2020 presidential election will be Donald Trump. "I can say this with 100 per cent certainty, I am not giving you my opinion," he says.


Source: 'Time-traveller from 2030' PASSES lie detector test and claims revealing the future could put him in danger
 
Passing a lie detector just proves that a person believes what they are saying, not that what they are saying is true.

It really irritates me that they use a picture that is just a big blur and doesn't show anything. What's the point? If they don't want to/can't show a person's face, then they should show something else - a lie detector, for example. They do this in documentaries, too, and you end up just watching blurs.
 
Any story that begins with passing a lie detector test pretty much loses all hope of credibility. :rolleyes:

CIA analyst Aldrich Ames successfully passed two such tests over a period of years. But then he had some help having been coached by the KGB. So much for polygraph integrity. o_O

Unfortunately for Ames he got cocky showing up at work wearing suits his superiors couldn't possibly afford. Or parking his car in the company lot that was close to his total annual salary. Or buying a house in cash. Oops. No lie. :p
 
Passing a lie detector test means that either:
1) You believe you are telling the truth, or
2) You know how to pass a lie detector test.

Lie detectors are easy beat: polygraph test

@Beguiling Orbit says he smells bologna. I would argue that the bologna has already been eaten, digested, and excreted.



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All lie dectectors are testing for is your heart rate, blood pressure, that sort of thing. If you stayed calm while you talked, you could say whatever you wanted and pass. This dude is just really calm and a bit delusional. Anyone could do that.
 
I think a better future prediction would be saying when certain natural disasters are due to happen and on what dates if this guy is genuinely a time-traveller.

"On this date there will be an F5 tornado here and at this time...on this date and at this time, there will be an earthquake and tsunami that will affect the following areas, etc."

I'm pretty sure Mother Nature wouldn't decide to change her schedule just because one guy is saying 'this is due to happen on this date and at this time'. This way, if he's telling the truth, there's a better chance of people surviving.
 
ok, i am going to be "that guy". the guy is a lier. he is not a time traveler, he just needs / wants attention. could be suffering from schizophrenia or narcissistic personality disorder. those conditions, people believe what they are saying, whole heartedly. they convinced themselves. a lie detector test, works basically, by monitoring your nerves. when you lie, your nervous system reacts, and that shows on the test. also, psychopaths can easily pass lie detectors, becuase they dont feel much of anything, or get nervous. this kid is just an attention seeking, pot stirrer. and people like him, annoy me and make me angry. they are making a mockery
 
This just reminds me of the time that Stephen Hawking invited time travelers to a party at his house by inviting all time travelers to the party the day after. He sat there for hours waiting and no one showed up.
 
Kisa the tea said:
This just reminds me of the time that Stephen Hawking invited time travelers to a party at his house by inviting all time travelers to the party the day after. He sat there for hours waiting and no one showed up.
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I remember that - it made me laugh.

N2k12 said:
ok, i am going to be "that guy". the guy is a lier. he is not a time traveler, he just needs / wants attention. could be suffering from schizophrenia or narcissistic personality disorder. those conditions, people believe what they are saying, whole heartedly. they convinced themselves. a lie detector test, works basically, by monitoring your nerves. when you lie, your nervous system reacts, and that shows on the test. also, psychopaths can easily pass lie detectors, becuase they dont feel much of anything, or get nervous. this kid is just an attention seeking, pot stirrer. and people like him, annoy me and make me angry. they are making a mockery
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Yeah, as I said earlier in this thread, a genuine time traveler (if such a thing ever exists) should probably bring details of future natural disasters in good detail - saying how it happened, when it happened, who died where and how, etc.
For example, if a "time traveler" had come back in time to early 1980 and explained in Seconds from Disaster detail that Mount St. Helens was going to erupt on May 18th at 8:32am, how - like the 1956 eruption of Bezymianny in Russia - it would horizontally in a lateral blast from the mountain's north flank, the 57 people would die and where (53 of whom lost their lives outside the red and blue danger zones) and maybe bring the photos of the eruption along with David Johnston's last recording (as he was in the red danger zone when it erupted and one of the first to die as a result), I think people would take them a lot more seriously and maybe less people would have been injured/killed.

If a "Time Traveler" could do that in exact detail for a good few natural disasters that are due to happen, I would be more inclined to believe what else they had to say.
After all, while man-made accidents/incidents could be dealt with and therefore prevented (like Piper Alpha or the awful events in Jonestown as examples), I doubt Mother Nature is listening to this time traveler and deciding to punk them by moving one of her natural disasters to a week later.
 
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