I think somtimes it's difficult to pin point how far we can go with not telling the truth. For example: I create photorealistic product pictures in 3D (Blender

I think somtimes it's difficult to pin point how far we can go with not telling the truth. For example: I create photorealistic product pictures in 3D (Blender). This saves my customers a lot of money. But the thing is: we present fake pictures to the world looking very real. The products look perfect as render but in the real world this can be a little different. Another example is IKEA. Almost everything you see in their catalogs is 3D rendered. In those renders everything fits together perfectly. But when you build it at home you might see millimeter offsets. Maybe those are exteme examples but truth is not black and white.