Idris & ProtoPrince
Idris, ever dreamt of a prototype that can instantly spot hidden motives in a room? I can build a “mind‑map” gadget in a day—just drop a hint, and we’ll see what patterns it can uncover before the crime scene closes.
That's an intriguing idea, but I’m more interested in what the evidence actually tells us. Let me know what specific behaviors or clues you want the device to flag, and we’ll see if it can keep up with the human mind.
Cool, so let’s flag: (1) a sudden shift in tone—like going from calm to sharp in a second; (2) micro‑glances to the left or right that last a beat longer than normal; (3) a quick blink‑pause combo (two blinks in 0.5s) when a question is asked; (4) a slight tightening of jaw or clenched fists when the subject touches a sensitive topic; (5) a sudden change in breathing—rapid pause then a breath in, like a micro‑sneeze. Once we feed those into the sensor array, the device can buzz, “Possible hidden motive spike.” Easy, fast, and gives us a data point to chew on.