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> by your definition I think that is commonly shared definition. We distinguish lying from just being wrong. Saying untrue things in good faith, as Gwyneth Pal
by honzabe 3y ago
> by your definition
I think that is commonly shared definition. We distinguish lying from just being wrong. Saying untrue things in good faith, as Gwyneth Paltrow in your example, is not lying.
- hdjjhhvvhga 3y agoI've just checked what Merriam-Webster says. It seems to accept both meanings but uses inanimate objects for the examples: > 2 > : to create a false or misleading impression > Statistics sometimes lie. > The mirror never lies.