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The way she mentions her father's death and then goes on to blatantly blame the image on a nameless intern while claiming she's not blaming it on her is just cr
by IAmGraydon 8y ago
The way she mentions her father's death and then goes on to blatantly blame the image on a nameless intern while claiming she's not blaming it on her is just cringe inducing. This is a grown adult making childish moves. When you screw up, you stop digging, come clean and deal with it.
- thaumasiotes 8y ago> When you screw up, you stop digging, come clean and deal with it. This doesn't seem to be true. Are you saying this always produces the best outcomes, or that you wish more people would hurt themselves for your benefit?
- inflatableDodo 8y agoIs often true. Also 'you wish more people would hurt themselves for your benefit?' is a rather unusual and somewhat fanatically zero sum way to describe someone's advice not to double down on a lie when caught out by competent experts.
- thaumasiotes 8y ago> a rather unusual and somewhat fanatically zero sum way to describe I'm not seeing where "zero-sum" applies. Zero-sum, intuitively enough, describes a system in which gains and losses sum to zero. That is almost certainly not the case here. But it's still true that what you're hoping for is a gain to you and a loss to the fraudster. Somebody losing doesn't mean they lost an amount equal to some other party's gain.
- pjc50 8y agoFor many people, it's easier to recover respect for someone after a proper admission of error. It can even enhance respect overall.