The authors provide one counter argument which is "people abuse information only when they are acting as experts or as agents of commerce." (73) The best argument made against this claim is that it is ignorant to think the only people that abuse information are professionals. They explain that these professionals are people themselves; therefore, people in general manipulate situations for their personal gain "by withholding true information or editing the information we choose to put forth." (73) To help us understand this they ask us to think about how we would present ourselves during interviews or first dates or first time appearances on national television compared to how we normally act. By asking this the authors show how we are all
