The fact that no one has answered in 17 days should give you an idea as to the resonance of it. It blows a fuse for many. :smile:

Daniel V

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I would say, if you pretend to be someone you're not, people eventually see you and treat you as who you pretend to be, rather than who you are.

Why would a lie become the truth? Is it because the universe takes the lie to be true and the way it reacts to that position forces the statement in the lie to become real..? I don't know. — wax

wax!!!!!! from PF?
For what it is worth, I have a fair belief in that a 'lie' can become and often does become the truth. And yes, I think that to a degree the universe is at play here. Take for instance calling into work because you are "sick" when in reality you really are heading to Vegas for an extended weekend.
Do you actually become sick after the outing?
What does reality flesh out for you?

For me? I am better off saying I need a "personal" day than calling in "sick" because inevitably when I did call in sick, I GOT sick!
Coincidence?