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    “A lie, even if it does no wrong any particular individual, always harms mankind individually, ‘for it vitiates the source of law. ‘Even worse, it harms the liar himself, by destroying his human dignity and making him more worthless even than a small thing’…

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    The third lie is the Out-and-Out Lie, which telling something that everyone knows is a lie. As the screenwriter Ericsson puts it, “At least when this sort of lie is told it can be easy to confronted”(479). The essence of her argument is that it is easy for the liars to argue with the person who is being lied to because those liars are already have the prove before they try to act like they do not know anything. I had used this type of lie many times when I was a high school student. For example,…

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    From these years beginning of the world, lying was born with the story of Adam and Eva. It was firstly said by Satan, the presenter of evil and deception. Is lying always bad? And people who tell the lie are part of malefactor, aren't they? Otherwise, there are many different ideas about lying which is assumed to be a part of human life. It is born the same time as every human and cannot be discarded, but it can be controlled or also may turn into very worst. We never know what will happen; all…

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    Why do some people lie? While this may seem like a loaded question – and it is to some degree – it’s critical to answer this question (and many others) in order to developing a better understanding as to why some criminal offenders are willing to go to the extreme lengths to feign or fake symptoms of chronic or terminal illness, whereas the rest of population is doing everything they can simply to avoid the propsect of disability or disease. although lying about one’s physical and mental health…

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    gives explanation on a type of lie that affect other people. Also, he explains situations where people lie to favor themselves. Harris emphasizes on situations whereby lies are acceptable. The author’s opening word “not all deception are lies” makes the readers believe that certain forms of deception are accepted by the society. For instance , a woman who puts on a wedding ring to deceive others of her marriage status. This is an act of deception, but not a lie because the woman might…

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    You shouldn’t lie because it makes people not trust you. Lying also makes: you remember later on about the subject, it’s addicting and you’ll do it more often, and it can ruin relationships. The truth, unlike lies, will end with no punishment (most of the time), and lies will never turn out the way you want them to. Lying creates stress, too, and makes you say even worse things. Lying to look good in front of others will always backfire, and will leave you with less friends, and less trust. If…

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    from the other characters. He wants to separate himself from his closest friends, so he can discover the truth himself. As Sherlock finds out, the truth is complicated, and he wades through lies and discovers the truth in the end. Even though people lie to avoid the truth, the truth always seems to reveal itself somehow. Oscar Wilde portrays the previous statement repeatedly in his plays, especially in his final play, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People. In…

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    Truth is a highly sought after resource that can be twisted and changed for the purposes of people. Deception is a way to manipulate circumstances by lying and hiding the truth. In Hamlet, deception is a popular theme among the characters. Shakespeare did this to show how persuasive and manipulative one can be if they use the power of deception. There were three proficient users of deception in Hamlet: Claudius, Hamlet, and Laertes. King Claudius used the power of deception many times…

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    In the book The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain, Tom uses deception to try and get his way. When Tom lies it often comes back to him or makes him feel really awful inside. In the book Tom Sawyer has many examples of deception, He tricks people into getting his own work done, he lies to friends and family, and also leaves them- leaving them with an unknown outcome.Tom Sawyer lies hoping that they will help him, at the time they may, but in the end honesty is so much more rewarded than…

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    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder; What if the beholder is blind? “The Ways We Lie” by Stephanie Ericsson depicts a myriad of different fashions in which people lie. The worst kind of lie is lying to oneself for the sake of acceptance. Stereotypes and clichés lead the masses to inflated popular beliefs about beauty, while the human spirit is slowly deflating inside. Many young people clings to the idea that physical perfection is attainable, yet they fail to realize human beings are…

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