There are different ways of lying in human behavior, as well as different levels, innumerable goals, and therefore very different consequences. Human beings are liars by nature. We can say that there is not a single person who has been 100% sincere at some point in her life. Widespread morality condemns all forms of lies. […]
Three bureaucracies of lies: simulation, lying and deception Read More »
You’ve probably wondered why we’re lying. In general, we lie for fear of the consequences of the spread of something: something we did, didn’t do, listen, see, talk, or know. According to the Contemporary Dictionary of the Portuguese Language, lying is “to say or manifest the opposite of what is known, believed or thought”. Therefore,
A lie repeatedly a thousand times becomes true? The subject of truth and lies is more complex than it seems to the naked eye, what people admit as truth depends on many factors, there is a scientific truth, but also a philosophical, religious, personal, ideological truth, etc. Not all these truths? In science, for example,
Many times we have to pretend that we are fools, as if we did not understand anything, as if we did not know the evil intentions of the lie to come. Starting clashes with those who lie all the time is useless. Some people underestimate our intelligence, acting as if we can’t perceive how bad
Sometimes we have to pretend to be fools to see how other people’s lies come. Read More »
James Randi, one of the greatest magicians in history, said these words in one of his interviews: “Cheating is very easy; I’ve been doing this for over 50 years and it’s extremely easy if you know how to do it. However, telling a lie and making it seem true is no easy task, because our
The fear of hurting someone manifests itself in a very common phrase: “I didn’t mean such a thing for fear of hurting you. “Everyone probably used that phrase one way or another, but what does it really hide?Hide a big lie associated with a sense of guilt. How many things we’ve stopped talking and doing
Some studies show that every day we hear or read more than 200 lies, right?I think there may be others, I don’t mean the explicit lie we tell for a number of reasons, for example to get something, to save time, not to disturb someone or because we know they’re not going to find out.
There are many ways to lie and we can find many justifications for its use, this can be very useful on some occasions: it takes us away from problems, diverts attention and frees the mind, it is another way of dealing with a situation that we have. I don’t know how to fix it. However,
