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Psyche and a guest, Arthur, discuss the moral difference between a sober person who deliberately lies and an intoxicated person who speaks unfiltered truth. The conversation explores the implications of intentional harm versus uninhibited honesty.
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Browse era →So, do you do you really think somebody who is sober or claims to be sober making lies up and talking about people is better than a drunk not having a filter? Yes, cuz at least they have
the audacity to lie? Yes, exactly. As opposed to a drunk person getting into it into that state. And then you know, say what they got to say. Arthur, I'm going to tell you when somebody is intoxicated
by whether it is pills or marijuana um they sometimes lose a filter and they wouldn't say what they wouldn't normally say as a human being to another human being. And when And when listen, and when you have
somebody who flat-out lies about somebody who claims not to be drinking, not to be on pills that are that have their faculties with them that is a worse person because that person is intentionally trying to harm another human.
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