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Dark Side of Communication
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Hallee Blair
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Updated Oct 17, 2022
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Hi. So the dark side of communication is essentially the cons to communication.
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There are pros and
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cons communication is seemingly productive but it can also be just as destructive
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vice versa,
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lying is my selected
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the dark side of condition
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lie is a dark side behavior because we are using our ability to
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communicate our voice speaking with a person but we can also be feeding them
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untruthful
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untruthful world.
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This violates ethics because we're not being transparent,
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we are claiming to be something else or someone else.
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Line takes on various capacities.
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Some people
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you may not see why lying is so bad.
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There's you don't know can't hurt you,
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but this is actually deteriorating to your relationships.
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So Nicholas hats on page 5 18 of Lion speech in a personal farm.
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This is
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why
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by communicating my thoughts of others were engaged
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in the learning process about ourselves and about political
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community in the wider world
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about and about the requirements and where
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we learn what it means.
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This quote was
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beautifully said that we as humans have this ability to share our experience on
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this earth with another person and we also have the ability to feed them
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untruthful statements which is
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just deteriorating our bond with another person and our
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ability to discover them as a raw human being.
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Another quote that I pulled from liar
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liar sometimes by victoria tall wear states that
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other one chooses to lie as a function of more than knowing how to lie.
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We must also know when to lie.
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So her article dove into what exactly do we learn how to lie?
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Are we having these conversations as in our households?
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And she examined how what we say to our kids changes as they grow up.
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So when their baby, you tell them or toddler, we tell our kids don't ever lie.
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And then maybe in adolescence we say, you know, it was okay that you lied because
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that was her examination.
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Movies, movies justify lying a lot. They glorify them.
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One of my favorite movies just go with it with jennifer,
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Aniston and Adam Sandler is based off of a lie.
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So her and her coworker,
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jennifer and Adam go on a trip to hawaii with his ex girlfriend and
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eventually Adam and jennifer end up falling in love.
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And it just paints this image in people's heads that
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you can buy, everything will be okay. Everything will turn out
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when really it's it's not life isn't like the movies, we know that,
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but it's creating this image in our head, but it's not harmful to other people.
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And it's extremely downplaying and it's an exaggeration of what happens. So
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we
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need to be cautious of what
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what we are seeing.
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And if there is truth within the messages that we are consuming, thank you
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