bill smith
Philosopher
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"Having seen the voice morphing technology in action (and a fairly primitive version at that) I don't think it's beyond the bounds of possibility that a lapdog could speak into a phone and have the voice of a passenger come out the other end. They would need a powerful computer and a lot of voice samples. They might even make little mistakes like accidentally giving their full name to a close loved one. Remember the passenger on flight 93 ? 'Hi Mom, it's Mark Bingham here'"
LOL I make those computers............so no, its not possible. and if they could make a mistake why couldn't a passenger under extreme strain? If you are on the phone all the time and leaving message frequently you would normally say exactly that.
you have of course a link to that "assertion" and why would they have the computer programmed with his surname if they knew "he" was phoning his Mom? They are so brilliant yet so incompetent at the same time?
It was a rush job. Classic terrain for making mistakes.
