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What founded the idea of a lie? ... Can we in fact even control a simple lie? ... In this story Eve bears witness to a lie. ... This is of course a lie, but not just any lie, this is the first recorded lie in the history of mankind. ... Lies are the same, in the respect that one lie leads to another, another, and so on. Once a lie is born it becomes infected and cannot be cured, retrieved, or escaped. ... In his work Feldmen observed that, “ It’s just so easy to lie. ... 2 out of every 15 sentences was a lie! ... While this lie freed them from their current complications, greater worries were glued onto them in later chapters. ... If you were to tell 20 lies and 1 factual statement, people would not respect you; but if you were to tell 1 lie and 20 factual statements people would be much closer to generating respect in your direction.
Approximate Word count = 1059
Approximate Pages = 4.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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