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Ethical Implications of Lying by Tasvinder Kaur is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses ethical considerations around lying. It defines a lie as a statement where the speaker knows it is false and intends the audience to believe it. Lying is generally considered wrong as it violates autonomy, generates mistrust, and can enable other unethical acts. However, some exceptions are debated, such as bluffing in games or bargaining tactics. The document explores justifications for lying and evaluates grey areas around intention and vagueness.
- Author
- Tasvinder Kaur
- Language
- EN