Dishonesty is complex. Dan Ariely explains why people cheat. With an excursion into the confessional.
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Why do people cheat? Isn’t that like the presumption, why do people commit sin? I think of sin, as a theoretical construct, that is only real when we are communicating to the Lord about our imperfections. If we think we are lead by the spirit, are we? They asked the Lord what he had to say for himself, and he was silent.
And from the news
http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/54898771-78/students-canvas-utah-logged.html.csp