Several years ago, Sam Harris, the neuroscientist turned public figure, wrote a book entitled Lying.1
It begins:
Among the many paradoxes of human life, this is perhaps the most peculiar and consequential: We often behave in ways that are guaranteed to make us unhappy. Many of us spend our lives marching with open eyes toward remorse, regret, guilt, and d…
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