Sergeant1107 wrote on Mar 22^nd, 2007 at 12:50am:

It appears that if a test subject feels discomfort on the comparison questions it indicates deception.  However, if he feels discomfort on the “real” questions that also indicates deception.  You seem to be making mutually exclusive statements.  But perhaps I’m just missing something.

Sorry Sergeant, but you did miss it this time.  Albeit a subtle difference, please allow me to clarify for you.

If the test subject feels discomfort on the comparison questions – it indicates deception.

If the test subject does NOT feel discomfort on the comparison questions – it "would have been shown to be MORE CLEARLY deceptive".

See the difference?  Glad I could clear that up for you. ;D

If you fail, you’re lying.
If you are inconclusive, you’re lying.
If you pass, somehow you got away with lying.