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Angel1112
1 month ago

Halloe

Also a not lie has a bitter aftertaste at the end.

the smart internet questioned and get the following info

  1. Purpose: Not lies are often told out of a good intention to protect someone from injuries or unpleasant truths.
  2. Conclusion: The consequences of ill lies are usually less serious than those of great lies. Sometimes addictions can help to maintain social harmony.
  3. Moral grey zone: Not lies often move in a moral grey zone. While honesty is an important virtue, many people acknowledge that there can be situations where a small intrusiveness is the lesser evil.
  4. Trust: Even in the case of emergency lies, it is important not to endanger trust. When it comes to knowing that one regularly tells lies, this can impair confidence.
  5. Context: The context plays a major role. For example, a not lie that is used to keep someone in the dark about planning a surprise party can be considered harmless, while a not lie that is used to cover bigger problems can be problematic.

Ultimately, the assessment of not lie depends on how to consider individual ethical and moral values. Some people prefer absolute honesty, while others believe that small trouble lies are sometimes necessary.

LG .Angel

Angel1112
1 month ago
Reply to  BrainFog128

I’m trying…

Darkrider280
1 month ago
Reply to  BrainFog128

That’s what I just thought. Angel is going out one after another today 🤩

Darkrider280
1 month ago
Reply to  Angel1112

Also a not lie has a bitter aftertaste at the end.

Exactly!

Angel1112
1 month ago
Reply to  Darkrider280

👍👍👍

Angel1112
1 month ago
Reply to  Angel1112

Thanks for the star ✴️💝I was very happy about it. LG Angel

Darkrider280
1 month ago

🤣🤣🤣

Angel1112
1 month ago

😂My mind is also very fresh

Osterkarnigel
1 month ago

How do you define this one? If we’re in, how do you define a lie?

Wrong is also a relative understood because something can only be wrong if it is measured on something. Therefore change wrong and correct depending on what you’re doing.

I would consider the whole thing more pragmatic. Lies or distress lies are social interactions. They bring certain beefits with them, however, can also entail corresponding disadvantages. As with everything in life, it’s up to you to decide when to use it and what purpose.

Tamtamy
1 month ago

“If lies are wrong…” – well, this is a moral vulnerability.
Thus, certain ethical principles are followed, how one (ideally) behaves in human coexistence.

And since we (usually) do not live in an ‘ideal’ world, this morality can also apply to EQUIPMENT. Situations are conceivable in which it seems reasonable to accept deviations from the ‘ideal behavior’.

With regard to the actually desired ‘non-leaf’, the term ’emergency’ has been invented.

If you don’t want to live as a hypocrite, a ’emergency’ is only justified in very rare cases.

Nectovelin
1 month ago

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Lye of courtesy to avoid a seizure, a nausea

For me, an emergency lie is something that no one harms and is not supposed to fool.

The only advantage of a (small) emergency lie is the protection of one’s own person and possibly the lying person with regard to embarrassing, unpleasant moments.

Tinabaumann742
1 month ago

I don’t think any lie is wrong.

If I lie, then only to protect others or myself.

LaLara2000
1 month ago

Also wrong. It is only called to justify itself.

Renate2511
1 month ago

Huhu, dear BrainFog128. 😊

Not lies are important, so they are so… in the need I can apply them.

With truth, I could hurt a person….

Imagine I’m telling a person that he’s got straw in his head, that would be hurting if he knows what I mean… To do this, the emergency lie is there.

Greetings, Renate. 😊

LexMiamoasch1
1 month ago

are logically also wrong

🙄

Velbert2
1 month ago

Not lies are individual. Whether they are really necessary, there can be quite different opinions in individual cases.

zocker0796
1 month ago

that is then politics