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Telling the truth: are there limits?
Two recent talks focused on "Truth" as something good/moral. Practically, however, some information may cause havoc: the Wikileaks diplomatic data disclosure, for example, coulad have put some people at risk.
How should we manage the decision to disclose (or not) such information? Or manage the moral dilemma when telling a lie may have a positive outcome?
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[update 2012/11/25] The conversation initially mixed a few things : Truth is something that is not as obvious as it seems, and Lies are more related to a deceiving/manipulative intention that to the hiding of some Truth.
Anyway, all points of views are welcome.
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Rhona Pavis 50+
Colleen Steen 500+
Yes....I LOVE the morning....well....I LOVE the afternoon, evening and night equally as well...that is the truth:>)
I know you know about the ripple effect...or the butterfly effect:>)
"Life begets life,
Energy creates energy
It is by spending oneself that one becomes rich"
(Sarah Bernhardt)
To "spend" our energy in sharing positive ideas feeds us as individuals, as well as all of humankind...I know you know that:>)
Rhona Pavis 50+
Colleen Steen 500+
Who else could I be without telling a lie???
Thank you too my friend, for being you and sharing the gift here on TED:>)
Rhona Pavis 50+