Lies And Deception Essay

We are all affected by deceit, and if we argue otherwise, we are only deceiving ourselves further. Society is an interlocked community; we all affect each other in some way. In turn, we are all affected by deception. ‘Deceit builds a web of lies that inevitably brings upon its own demise’ is a prominent theme found amongst our society. Deception is only a mouse's trap we set, in which we eventually catch ourselves, in some form. Our downfall derives from our deceit, which we push ourselves closer to with every lie. Society serves deceit on a variety of platters, fed to us throughout our lives, and with this deception, we become accustomed to it being part of our daily lives so that it's now difficult—practically impossible— to live without it; an effort should occur to acknowledge and prevent deception.
Since childhood, these platters of deceit are fed to us in spoonfuls. After birth, our society already influenced our lineage and heritage, which in turn, affects us. We grow up in a society that may attempt to confine us at a young age into certain beliefs or a common thought process. Despite
Once we can choose to be aware of deceit, we can then acknowledge the corruptions and lies, to improve our society. Great examples to recognize deceit are found in literature or unbiased news. A great novel, 1984, by George Orwell, depicts how social deceit amongst society can affect itself and the safety of its citizens. Similar to a dictator, 1984 casts an ominous and corrupt symbol of power as an undying ruler known as “Big Brother,” portrayed as a God amongst the society with posters strung about reminding, “Big Brother is Watching You.” to manipulate, control, and deceive its citizens. Although fictional, George Orwell still acknowledges the negative impact of deceit