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The “ethics of lying” exists because everyone lies and wants it to be morally cute.

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The ethics of lying is a real topic in moral philosophy. Thinkers such as Kant and Augustine argued about whether lying is ever acceptable. It is not just a way of making lying seem harmless.

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