Lying

by Sam Harris

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In this concise, provocative essay, the author argues that lying is never harmless—even when intended to spare someone’s feelings or avoid a difficult conversation. Drawing on ethics, psychology, and everyday experience, the book examines how dishonesty damages trust, distorts relationships, and undermines personal and social well-being. It challenges readers to consider the moral and practical consequences of even the smallest deceptions while making the case for a more candid way of living. Clear, direct, and uncompromising, this work invites thoughtful reflection on truth, compassion, and integrity.

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Four Elephants Press

Published Jan 1, 2013

105 pages

ISBN: 9781940051000

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2013

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eng

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