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Fear of Deception Can Be a Good Fear

Posted on June 9, 2026 by Steve Simms

Deception is dangerous. The fear of deception is often a good fear. Believing something or someone too quickly often leads to sincerely believing something that isn’t true. Be not deceived. Deception is to believe a lie. No human being can … Continue reading →

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Thoughts to prevent truth decay

Posted on April 26, 2020 by Steve Simms

Truth is often irritating and inconvenient, but it’s always reality. Even denial doesn’t dodge it. It just puts you in make-believe. When opinion is mixed with facts, it discolors the truth. Lying is an act of fear. It is fear … Continue reading →

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Dishonesty’s 10 Dirty Downers

Posted on November 18, 2011 by Steve Simms

1) Dishonesty does not change reality. What is, is. What isn’t, isn’t. Calling an elephant a “cow” does not make it one. 2) Dishonesty destroys your view of reality leading to frequent self-deception and denial. A dishonest person confuses his … Continue reading →

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