SanchoPanza wrote on Sep 26^th, 2008 at 4:00am:

Mr. Cullen Poly-ana  doesn't qualify under the confines of the question because she has apparently joined the "already failed a polygraph group" due to what she calls a "horrible polygraph experience" Once again  Please read the question carefully.   Why should someone who is wants to pass a polygraph examination seek advice on how to pass one, from a group of people who failed?          It's kind of like getting tips on how to pass a field sobriety test from a bunch of convicted drunk drivers. If it still isn't clear please read the clarification I wrote for Sergeant in response to his non-answer. It's not a trick question. btw I see you still think I'm a polygrapher. Sancho Panza

OK Sancho I will play your game since the shell game has been exposed.
A person that was trying to pass a Polygraph would seek advice from a bunch of people that have failed because since, many have at least heard of the invalidity of the "test" would want to know what others have experienced in this regard. And if in fact telling the truth would not assure a pass ( which it doesn't).

There are enough people who have failed despite telling the truth that we do have advice to give, if nothing more than tell them what happens during the test in all it's glory. Even tough you don't see it that way.
Your example of people seeking to pass a field sobriety test getting advice from convicted drunk drivers has absolutely no validity here since, breathalyzer evidence alone has, and does convict drunk drivers in ALL 50 states daily, polygraphs ........ NOT

So, Sancho, if your going to make comparisons lets's compare apples to apples not apples to crystal balls!
There now, your question has been answered but I am sure not to your satisfaction.