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#3661: Deception Is Subtle, Not Loud
Published 1 week, 1 day ago
Description
Most deception isn’t loud or obvious. It usually shows up in what people don’t say, how they frame things, or how they carefully avoid taking a clear position. That’s what makes it harder to catch than a straight-up lie.
In this episode, I break down how deception often works through omission and clever wording instead of direct falsehoods. When someone doesn’t fully commit to what they’re saying, they leave themselves room to shift later. That’s why paying attention to how things are said matters just as much as what is said.
Show Notes:
[04:17]#1 Deception mostly operates through omission.
[14:13]#2 Deception hides inside of selective framing.
[23:15]#3 Deception relies on assumption.
[29:59] Recap
Episodes Mentioned:
647: Being Passive is NOT Part Of Your Program
3395: How To Eliminate Your Passive Aggression
3325: Why I Am NOT A Politician
3275: All Politicians Are Career Liars
2737: Facts Are NOT The Truth
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