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I wouldn't exactly call it intelligent to lie to a court ;) Perhaps another descriptor would be more precise? For that matter, can one be "truly lucid" if one l
by blueprint 1y ago
I wouldn't exactly call it intelligent to lie to a court ;) Perhaps another descriptor would be more precise? For that matter, can one be "truly lucid" if one lies in such a manner?
- barrenko 1y agoLucidity is a feeling let's say. And the stuff you feel it "about" does necessarily mean that the stuff is legit. Or to quote Moby Dick ~ "Human madness is oftentimes a cunning and most feline thing. When you think it fled, it may have but become transfigured into some still subtler form..."
- sethammons 1y agoPeople lie in court all day every day. If you think everyone is being honest, you are delusional and must not be truly lucid. Note, I don't question your lucidity. But hope it shows the fallacy of your logic train.
- ryanjshaw 1y agoPeople with schizophrenia are often not lying, they really believe the bizarre things they say. How do you know what your brain is telling you is true?