They probably lie all. But for what purposes this is done - not everyone understands. And everything is very simple. This is a psychological factor that affects a person, for example, in compromises. But telling a lie does not mean lying, and there is plenty of evidence for this. In general, it would be nice to figure out what is the difference between a lie and lies and deceit.
What is a lie, a lie and a lie: explain on the fingers
We turn to the most important and convict all three concepts in the reliability of their interpretation. And since the paramount task is to find a lie and separate it from the “relatives” by thinking, then perhaps we will begin with it.
Untruth is an unselfish misperception and interpretation of words, images and plots. That is, an erroneous judgment without malicious intent. Usually a person himself does not admit that he is telling a lie, or trying to embellish actions, possessing a rich imagination. And sometimes he even believes in what he says. There are also misconceptions - after reading a feuilleton in a newspaper about a mermaid found or hearing from the side about a miracle of the world, they convey a lie from mouth to mouth. Such an incorrect confirmation of the facts is also called writing. There is nothing wrong with this, if only the storyteller’s soul was kind and bright. Examples of untruths:
- Yesterday I caught just such a fish.
- Run quickly, they give out hot cakes.
- We heard that on the moon, it turns out, we found a gold mine.
- The newspaper wrote that the aliens stole Vasya's janitor.
- Vasya himself told how he was stuffed into a UFO plate.
- Yes, I tell you, the Oracle foreshadowed a meteor shower this year.
Deception is a deliberate fooling to distort facts and present them in another aspect. Such an action usually does not come from a good heart and a bright soul, but from the desire to evade responsibility, to hide from justice or to cause evil. Always fooled:
- Criminals to avert suspicion.
- Crooks, thieves and swindlers trying to confuse.
- Bad people in order to take possession of someone else's property.
- In other attempts due to self-interest, greed, envy and evil intentions.
- To deal with "objectionable" alien hands, committing a bloody deception.
A lie is a deliberate and deliberate distortion of the truth and an attempt to reverse reality due to good intentions or, again, malice. Lies are multifaceted, and they slip in situations where:
- They hide the patient’s condition from relatives so as not to upset them.
- Disguise secret data during interrogation.
- It is necessary to slander a man and denigrate him.
- It is necessary to turn the situation for better or worse.
- One must be noble or act low.
So we figured out the meaning of the word "untruth" and placed emphasis in the meanings, comparing it with deception and falsehood.
So all the same, a lie or a lie?
Another lie is sometimes compared with a lie. In no case should this be done. The liar, like the deceiver, is trying to meaningfully confuse and distort the truth, to evade responsibility. Of course, not out of good intentions, the liar is spinning, as it is in a pan, but again, to hide from retaliation or to deceive when trying to steal and, even worse, lead in a false trail. And untruth is just a harmless chatter of dreamers. Although an untrue statement in religion can be interpreted as a great sin.
