I have found numerous articles on lying and truth, and I found many articles on lying and truth.  This one is about lying.  It is short, brief, and to the point.  If you want to have a good understanding without putting an extreme amount of time and effort into researching the entire topic.  The basic idea that Business Ethics Quarterly puts out is that we will take opportunities to lie if it gives us an advantage.  Also, if we do not know the person that we are lying to, it makes it easier to do so.  If you would like to read on this topic, the link is below.

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I cannot state enough how much I am ready to be done with this project.  I stated before about how this project seems to cheapen the idea of truth in my mind.  In another way, it seems that learning about other people's projects has become a mundane and boring task.  I have to keep myself entertained with other student's projects.  Right now, I enjoy making those doing the yes man project do stupid and random things throughout the day.  Even with this source one entertainment, I still find myself losing the idea of fun in making my friends do stupid things.  I think everyone is done with this project.  It just seems weird still doing it.  It may have to do with the fact that every idea that everyone has thought of has already come and gone.  We have no way to keep ourselves engaged because everything that we wanted to do, we've already done.  Sure, there are a few that still enjoy their project, but for the most part, it seems, we're all done.  I'm glad I took part in this experience.  It has shaped the way that I view the world, but I'm ready to be able to fail again.  It seems almost human to be able to fail, and it seems like I don't even have the opportunity.