5 talks that are all about lying

An ordinary person once or twice a day. As Cornell University psychology professor Jeff Cornock said today in TEDxWinnipeg 's wonderful speech, the anonymity and ambiguity of technology provides us a whole new approach. He and his team found three new lies through text messages, emails, and online comments.

Housekeeper. These lies intersect the 24/7 nature of our relationship while maintaining friendship. For example, I am sorry that "I am on a business trip" or "I did not reply before." This message did not appear "

Socks dolls These are lies keeping your identity so that someone ideals themselves with online date files.

Chinese navy. As companies have announced hundreds of positive evaluations for their products, these are lies.

But Hancock realizes more interesting things - people are more sincere on the Internet than they actually face. Studies have shown that few people add icing to online resumes. Even in the state of online dating, when people lie, the fiber is small - one will rise one inch or lose ten pounds, but give a number close to the truth. In fact, Hancock's investigation found that there was more lies than telephone e-mail. why? This may be because the communication via technology is to make searchable and verifiable records.

For details, please see Hancock's speech. After jumping out of the building, I will see four big stories about lies. When you are here, please look at this week 's TEDWekends under the theme "Understanding Deception".

Pamela Meyer believes that we are faced with a fraud prevalence. Although Hancock's lies will occur frequently, Meyer presumes the frequency is higher - she says that everyone will be fooled 10 to 200 times a day. In this speech at TEDGlobal 2011, she announced a hint to discover a lie while lying.

In the 2011 TEDGlobal presentation, Marco Tempest masturbates the meaning of truth and lies with three iPods. Although magic includes fraud, he explains why it is also the most honest occupation.

Why do humans continue to deceive, steal deception and steal? In 2009 TED, behavioral economist Dan Ariely published a study on when humans fall into their moral side. As he explained, it is not as simple as a cost-benefit analysis.

From UFO to deja vu, humans have many inexplicable beliefs. In the TED 2010 speech, Michael Scharmer tends to believe in very basic: survival. The necessity to find meaning meaninglessly is based on the pattern developed by our ancestors to avoid danger. As we evolve, our model is also evolving - we lead our way to the same road everyday to prevent predators from subscribing to a long list of superstitions.

There are five periods of lying stories. In the prehistoric era dating back five million years ago, our ancestral mothers and fathers participated in "weapons competition" to capture fraudsters as lies and gain breeding advantage. As old lies are not deceived by anyone, this has become a brain to think about new ideas. Because language is the most effective way to lie, this promotes language development. In order to capture a fraudster, we need to know what others are thinking, so that drives the concept of our "other ideas".

Golden lie: how sex and deception promote human evolution, civilization and 2016 presidential election

Liars have rumors about how they tell a lie. I do not want to talk to them because they do not know if they are cheating or not. They do not trust a person who is not lying. A liar never walks to a long distance, and has gained the reputation of constantly lying. To be honest, it is much better to spread loud rumors that lying or trusting friends do not exist, and that no one will be disliked.

My blog about lies called great reaction. Everyone seems to be affected by lies. Everyone thinks lying is a destructive habit of injuring all of you and you around you. This week I will talk about the powerful and destructive influence of lying. How did the lie hurt all of us? If you have been cheated, you will know how difficult it is to believe this person again. You can not help but I wonder why friends and family treat you like this. I received a comment from Brooke, my father (my brother and I) lied to us to go to the bar to drink. He does not think we will find it, but he is always wrong! Every time he lies, I said that it hurt us, but he is just lying. The worst lie he told me was that he was with my older brother, not a bar, but I was with my brother.