A Scale from "lie" to "truth" LO16620

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Thanks, Doc, for your kind thoughts. This reminds me of something I heard
discussed some time back. I don't remember the context, but it may have
been with some lawyer friends. The question was: If I tell a lie,
sincerely believing it to be the truth, then am I really telling a lie?
It gets at the narcissistic tendency to believe that my perspective is the
true one.

Thanks again,
Ed Brenegar
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