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    “Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth”. Truth can be misinterpreted by people’s opinions and beliefs. “There is no such thing as a true story. Only versions of the truth”. I strongly believe in this statement as there are many forms of the truth that can be alternated by people’s judgment and knowledge. This is evident through the biography film of Malcolm X, an American-Muslim leader and a human rights activist who had an impact on the…

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    I chose for this essay is “If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything,” by Mark Twain. I chose this quote because almost everyone can relate, or felt what it’s like, to lie to your parents or relatives. We’ve all lied, and found that it is hard to lie than to tell the truth. When you lie, you have to remember what you said, you can get questions thrown at you left and right, and it’s just not worth lying to someone. When you tell the truth, people will take your word for it, and…

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    Telling the Truth Essay In the play, “Antigone,” by Sophocles, and in the novel, Nothing but the Truth, by Avi, the major theme is the importance of truthfulness. This is shown through the actions of the main characters, Antigone and Phillip. Antigone stays true to her beliefs by being loyal to her religion and burying her brother despite the pressures from her sister and the state. Philip, the main character, shows a lack of truthfulness by not confessing that he was causing a disturbance…

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    the Twitter Pitch 1) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth follows the events of a secret operation carried out in the British colony of Gibraltar through the eyes of two simple British civil servants cast into a world of adept spies and complex politics. 2) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth is a book that deals with ideas of morality and collateral damage in a post 9/11 world when a covert operation’s efficacy is raised. 3) John le Carré’s A Delicate Truth constructs the character of Christopher…

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    The Truth on Lying Everyone in this nation is a liar, which means you are a liar too. According to i09, Americans lie at least once a day, and believe they get away with it most of the time. Unfortunately, BBC claimed in Ethical Guide: Lying, that “ Lying is probably one of the most common wrong acts that we carry out”, which means lying should not be committed, because there is nothing good coming out of it. But what exactly is lying? Lying is to make an untrue statement with intent to deceive…

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    whether the intent is there or not. Deception is the intent to mislead when the truth is known, whereas lying attempts to avoid the harm of what the truth may inflict upon themselves. Sissela Bok’s “On Truth-Telling” is a prime reading that showcases greed for power that happens in modern-day life. Through this selection, Bok outlines scenarios where deception is practiced for gain or lying is used to spare the pain the truth will cause to themselves. The greed these liars possess require them…

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    terms of lying for example, lies to protect others, lies in the interest of that liar, and lies to cause harm. Even Americans conflict about lying that means they're confused about lying or not. Like Blanton’s opinion is just too simple to tell the truth. I question whether to lie or not to lie, I picked that lying is okay because sometimes you have to lie in order to not cause any harms way. Lies, lies, lies why do we lie. Well for many reasons like one of it it's to protect the ones you…

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    throughout your whole life, which would be three seconds. As you recall all of these moments, don’t you think we have been doing far too much lying during our short lives? This belief has been incorporated in the articles, “Brad Blanton: Honestly Tell the Truth,” by Barbara Ballinger and “Teens Do their Share of Lying,” by Loretta Ragsdell, which introduce and analyze the idea of lying. I believe lying is never allowable…

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    The Truth About Stories Name: Institution: Date: The Truth About Stories In his book, The Truth About Stories, Thomas King portrays stories as the most important thing in society. He believes that stories occupy a central part of human beings' lives because they control people and help them reflect on what kind of society they live in. For instance, he argues that stories inform people who they are, how they treat each other as family, friends or citizens. He writes,…

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    Truth is developed everywhere. Truth shows right from wrong and has no bias. Not only does truth constantly appear, it morphs into themes that teach valuable lessons. Specifically, the universal topic of truth appears and shows the theme of truth in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex, Disney’s movie The Lion King, and Flint Michigan’s water crisis. Many forms of literature show the topic of truth. An example of truth in literature is in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex. In the beginning of the story, truth appears…

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