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You're completely ignoring misleading people through telling factually correct statements. If you ignore the intent of what you want people to believe, you're g
by ThrustVectoring 8y ago
You're completely ignoring misleading people through telling factually correct statements. If you ignore the intent of what you want people to believe, you're going to wind up being less honest than people who focus on that but don't need to have every tiny detail be exactly true.
- philwelch 8y agoI don't think I'm ignoring it. Most of the scenarios in the listicle where "misleading people through telling factually correct statements" is a tempting options (e.g. reporting misconduct or providing constructive criticism) are the ones where I recommend not doing that.