Lying

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"Lying" is a short non-fiction book by Sam Harris that argues for the moral and practical benefits of radical honesty and the avoidance of all but the most exceptional lies.

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instanceOf book
advocates radical honesty
arguesAgainst deception
lying
white lies
author Sam Harris NERFINISHED
claims honesty simplifies life
lying erodes trust
small lies can have large negative consequences
truthfulness is generally morally superior to deception
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores personal relationships and lying
professional contexts and lying
social trust and honesty
focusesOn moral consequences of lying
practical consequences of lying
social consequences of lying
genre ethics
non-fiction
philosophy
hasFormat audiobook
ebook
print
intendedAudience general readers
readers interested in ethics
readers interested in psychology of honesty
language English
mainSubject ethics of lying
honesty
lying
truthfulness
philosophicalPosition consequentialist critique of lying
support for truth-telling as a default rule
proposes avoidance of lies except in the most exceptional cases
publicationType short book
relatedWorkOfAuthor Free Will NERFINISHED
The Moral Landscape NERFINISHED
workOf Sam Harris NERFINISHED

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Sam Harris notableWork Lying