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    Why Do We Lie In Hamlet

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    an even greater act of deception. Some may even say that ling is an essential part to maintaining peaceful relationships. Though this, to a certain extent, may be true, it is also important to recognize the tragic consequences that lying can have. A lie, whether intentional or not, can become the source of someone else’s deception and hurt. Shakespeare, in his, “Hamlet,” explores this motif. In this play, Shakespeare uses acts of deception, notably those of Hamlet, to convey the tragic…

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    Does Obama Lie To The Us

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    BARACK OBAMA Does Obama lie to people of the USA? INTRODUCTION: “Absolute power causes absolute corruption” in the way Obama is leading this phrase relates so much to our president with all the lies and fake promises that he has said to the people. He has a big problem with lying to people and he does not tell the truth often. When Obama tells the truth it's not what most or more than half of the people in the world want to hear. I believe Obama tries to say stuff to the people or voters to…

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    I value honesty in life. From my past story I can say I have witnessed the destruction that lies and unspoken words can cause. As a matter of fact, a song called Words I Never Said by Lupe Fiasco the intro and hook says “It’s so loud inside my head, with the words that I should’ve said. As I drown in my regrets. I can’t take back the words I never said.” I feel that I can relate to this song, because my mind often will get filled with so many thoughts all at once. It feels like you’re standing…

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    saying that he is really sick and that he can't go. some people would say this is wrong because lying is unjustified but I believe lying is always justified no matter what the situation. one situation that shows that lying is acceptable, is when people lie to protect others. In the article “It's the truth: Americans conflicted about lying” by NBCNEWS, 64 year old Harold Smith states that it was worth the risk lying to his adult daughter about his kidney tumor. “why get her all traumatized?” he…

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    Deception is the process of deluding or disseminating false information with the intent to mislead. If the deception is aimed not only at getting the object of the deception to think differently, but act on the deceptive information, it can be helpful to utilize universal persuasive tools. The human psyche has developed behavioral patterns that allow for the most efficient decision making. If presented with a specific stimulus, the pattern specifies a response. These patterns are very helpful…

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    honest you don’t have to worry about keeping up with the lies you have told, and you won’t get caught up in a lie. Dishonesty can hurt your credibility. “Still, every lie has it’s cost, Cohen says, and that’s just another factor that you have to consider. One key cost is credibility: Once a person finds out you lied, you lose currency in their eyes.” (NBCNEWS.com, 2006). This shows how one lie can cause people to not have trust in you. This also…

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    Deception is most successful when there is a grain of truth blended into the lie. If a large portion of the facts of a lie is perceived as true (or thought to be valid), individuals are more likely to explain away any inconsistencies as they emerge. In a way, individuals are blinded by the deception. Science writer Maria Konnikova notes “We con ourselves as much as [conartists] con us, because we supply the missing links, we tell ourselves the story that we want to hear,” (Hutson, 2016). Con…

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    Themes are universal lessons and subjects in a piece of writing or book. Both Hamlet and the Twelfth Night have universal themes. The two plays teach valuable lessons throughout the actions going on. Readers are able to recognize themes throughout the plays based on the specific characteristics of each of the plays. The two books have some clear differences. The Twelfth Night was written in 1601 while Hamlet was written in 1599. The different times of being written can allow the reader to…

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    Wild animals are no different than civilized humans in that we live by one simple rule: eat or be eaten. We find the will to survive by any means. Insects use their camouflage abilities, lions their speed, and men their strength. Women, however, use their cunningness to survive. Whether flaunting accentuated features, beaming a beguiling smile, or toying with emotions, a woman 's survival comes down to her ability to physically or mentally deceive her opponent by any means possible. John…

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    In 2009 on a hot summer night, my life changed. I was 12 years old when my older brother and my father got into a fight and my brother’s left the house. I didn’t know that my brothers actions can affect me or my future so much. It had a big impact on my life because he was the one that took care of me and my younger brother. My parents weren 't really there for us, they were always working two or three jobs just to keep a roof over our heads. My brother would cook and clean and help us do our…

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