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    only son. The lie was most likely seen as necessary for him to fulfil his duty as a true worshiper. As a matter of fact, God is testing Abraham to see if he is a devoted follower. In this event, God was did not punish Abraham for lying hence this proves my point that lying is seen only as…

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    These little lies that could start from the most common one:“i'm fine” when really you're not or “i didn't do that” or even “i won't do that no more”. In the book Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, the main characters (a couple, Amy and Nick) are always lying whether it's something small or something big, they lie, whether it's to each other or maybe even about each other, they lie. In this literary analysis, the theme is lies and how they affect their marriage. People want to believe that their best…

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    want people to know Macbeth killed the king, or else they could lose their positions as a king and queen. When the former king’s supporter got to know that the king died, Macbeth acted like he did not kill the king and he was lying about the whole scene. Audiences knew he was lying and were laughing at his facial expression as he was…

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    is a common behavior displayed amongst individuals of varying age groups. It may take the humblest form of agreeing with a person’s opinion, whereas, we may not agree (e.g., saying we like the color of a dress when we do not) or other forms such as lying about an intense transgression. Deception is also directed toward ourselves (e.g., as to deny what we are feeling, when we really do feel this way). This action is observed in all age groups, however, researchers questioned how old a child must…

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    NASA 4.29: A Case Of NASA

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    I will never lose sight of what really matters in life; my friends and family Always look at the long-term consequences and consider all possibilities I believe in doing unto other as you would have done onto you. Put yourself in other people’s shoes and try to see things from their perspective I believe in working hard and going after what you want, nothing will be handed to you, I will always work for what I earn Lessons learned from others– 1 – NASA 4.29: This case was about how NASA sent a…

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    that everyone gave their own account of the murder for their own benefits. The kept lying to the police all long to protect their reputations. One of the things that were consistent in all of the stories is that the husband dies somehow in all of them even though, some accounts shows that the wife killed him or the bandit killed him. With that being said, it would be hard for the police to figure out who is lying and who is not. As the bandit's story sounded credible not only he volunteer to…

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    The Salem Witch Trials were a bloody time in colonial America during the 1600’s, depicted in Arthur Miller 's play, The Crucible. The events of the trials in the play are dramatically depicted, although the plot gives an accurate prediction of what would happen during a time of mass hysteria. Many characters have contributed to the mass hysteria, but some are more to blame than others. The character Mary Warren is more to blame than the character Abigail Williams because Mary is easily…

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    to do one’s moral duty and to most people this comes naturally Immanuel Kant was a moral philosopher who believed that duty and rules come above all else. When discussing Kant theory on moral rules we find that he has no exception to the rule of lying. This does not change for any human depending on their social status. From a peasant to a king the outcome of breaking the rule will still be the same. Categorical imperative is an” unconditional moral obligation that is binding in all…

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    sophisticated abilities to detect when one is lying in order to stop themselves from being deceived. This is why the most efficient way to deceive people, is to believe the lies you are telling. Meaning, there is an in-built lie detector within us all, a little part of our brain, which enables us to know when someone is lying. Some possess better ones than others of course. However, it is easier to realize someone who is deliberately lying than someone who is lying but believes his lie or…

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    Miller, the characters are so concerned with their reputations that it causes them to lie, go to the gallows, and overestimate their knowledge in the events taking place in Salem. Abigail Williams showed the importance of her reputation by lying and threatening during difficult situations. Abigail “and a group of young girls reportedly danced and practiced abominations in the woods: where the witchcraft hysteria begun.” (1) Abigail’s uncle, Parris, a powerful man in the Salem court,…

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