My focus has shifted some to the effect and usage of lies.  I can say that people lie more in one circumstance or another, but in a study by Business Ethics Quarterly, my ideas have been proven.  When we are around people that are closer to us in relationship, we often lie to them more.  This is kind of ironic considering that we want the closest people to us to tell us the truth.  Lying can often be increased when one party is given more information than the other.  We can feel secure in lies, one thing that Jesus told us would ruin our foundation.  Society has built this wrong.  You can read the article here.

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In my personal experiences for the day, I have experienced both nothing and many things.  The whole idea of my project hasn't really changed, but some of the situations have.  I had to tell what I truly thought about things in my family and some people seemed shocked.  The funny thing is that I didn't even flinch to tell the truth.  I'm not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing.