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If a known liar tells you a thing, the correct thing to do is weight that statement with zero confidence, not to believe its opposite. You gain zero informatio
by saalweachter 5y ago
If a known liar tells you a thing, the correct thing to do is weight that statement with zero confidence, not to believe its opposite. You gain zero information, one way or the other.
- belter 5y agoNo. If a know liar tells you one thing, you should discount the fact that he might have an agenda different from yours. That is independent from your own research if those claims are true or not.