Lying Is Good For You - Forbes.com
“So while we’d like to say we value honesty, we also value dishonesty,” says the University of New England’s Smith. After all, we’ve been taught the importance of lying from a very early age. The catch is, we don’t call it lying, we call it tact or social grace.
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