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Mentioned in 17 episodes
Lying
Book • 2013
In 'Lying', Sam Harris explores the consequences of dishonesty, from small 'white lies' to large-scale deceptions.
He argues that lying, even with benevolent intentions, damages personal relationships and public trust.
Harris advocates for honesty in all interactions, suggesting that it simplifies life and improves society.
He also discusses the psychological and social impacts of lying, emphasizing that maintaining lies can be stressful and ultimately harmful.
The book promotes 'skillful truth-telling' as a better alternative to lying, even in situations where tact is required to avoid harm.
He argues that lying, even with benevolent intentions, damages personal relationships and public trust.
Harris advocates for honesty in all interactions, suggesting that it simplifies life and improves society.
He also discusses the psychological and social impacts of lying, emphasizing that maintaining lies can be stressful and ultimately harmful.
The book promotes 'skillful truth-telling' as a better alternative to lying, even in situations where tact is required to avoid harm.
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Mentioned in 17 episodes
Recommandé par Thomas Clozel pour son exploration des mensonges dans le monde des affaires et l'importance de l'honnêteté.
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Kevin Rose as one of 
Sam Harris 's books, focusing on white lies and the importance of transparency.
Kevin Rose as one of Sam Harris 's books, focusing on white lies and the importance of transparency.
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Mentioned by Sam Harris in the context of a discussion about lying and personal branding.
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Mentioned by David Meessen as an author who advocates for radical honesty, even to the point of not lying to children about Santa Claus.
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