Lesolee (Sith Lord)
Patron Meritorious
Well the interesting question arises as to what would happen if we had an absolute Clear Certainty machine, a Banko-Photometer if you like. A device which you could look at a person with and it would visibly show you if the person had a Bank or not. Being an engineer, and working with imaging systems, it's the sort of device I would like to design. If only I knew what wavelength to use.:confused2:
Anyway, if such a device existed, would it be invalidative and or evaluative to use it to tell people they were not Clear and had more work to do? This would be a damn tricky area.
If such an exact definition and state of case existed, and if it could be verified by instrumentation, that would put a whole new slant on this arbitrary inval/eval stuff.
Of course the e-meter was supposed to do this for the original Clear tests, but then that all fell apart when "the upper level case" keyed in and messed up the readings.
Anyway, if such a device existed, would it be invalidative and or evaluative to use it to tell people they were not Clear and had more work to do? This would be a damn tricky area.
If such an exact definition and state of case existed, and if it could be verified by instrumentation, that would put a whole new slant on this arbitrary inval/eval stuff.
Of course the e-meter was supposed to do this for the original Clear tests, but then that all fell apart when "the upper level case" keyed in and messed up the readings.