Does God know if I cheat on a test in São Paulo?
…veys. And why is it that, as Purzycki seems to assume, the only difference between the color of a car and the act of lying is moral content? Personally, I find that lying produces certain effects—drama, confusion, a whole lot of effort on the part of the liar—that aren’t strictly moral in character, and that don’t, in general, apply to automotive paint jobs. Maybe the gods just want to watch the human comedy. Hard data does have its place in the s…
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