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If by "special class" you mean "because it is part of being successful at their career", I don't see much wrong with the statement. Consider a career ("special
by tripzilch 11y ago
If by "special class" you mean "because it is part of being successful at their career", I don't see much wrong with the statement.
Consider a career ("special class") that we (hopefully) agree on where being dishonest is required to succeed. An illusionist, or a spy / secret agent.
Do they think differently about truth than most people?
Well yes, of course they do. I can think of at least two reasons: self-selection and habit+experience.
All three examples do so for different specific reasons, and in different ways.
For the illusionist and the spy, I guess that's what we expect of people doing those jobs. For politicians, not so much.