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People
think
that
a
liar
gains
a
victory
over
his
victim.
What
I've
learned
is
that
a
lie
is
an
act
of
self-abdication,
because
one
surrenders
one's
reality
to
the
person
to
whom
one
lies,
making
that
person
one's
master,
condemning
oneself
from
then
on
to
faking
the
sort
of
reality
that
person's
view
requires
to
be
faked.
And
if
one
gains
the
immediate
purpose
of
the
lie
-
the
price
one
pays
is
the
destruction
of
what
the
gain
was
intended
to
serve.
The
man
who
lies
to
the
world
is
the
world's
slave
from
then
on.
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