The Truth About Lies

In the documentary (Did) Honesty- The Truth about Lies, the professor Dan Ariely showed to his audience about the results of the experiments about how we lie to others, but particularly to ourselves. The Professor pictures his findings about the human nature and the rationalization about how everyone is dishonest to a lesser or great extent.
This documentary makes any one to questioning about the explanations that we give ourselves about how the lie is justifiable and permissible. His assumptions about rationality are pictured in the film with sense a great sense of humor. However, ironically, his experiments involve deceiving the subjects. Mr. Ariely portray the fact that people tend to exaggerate qualities and abilities with the sentiment of wanting be better and this changes the ability to be dishonest trying to rationally it. Mr. Ariely says that we convince ourselves of things that are not true, we see things with exaggerated optimism, and
Some lies are not bad or we called “white lies ” or silly like the existence of Santa Clause or the Tooth fairy. others lies are to comfort and help others like the man that helped a woman in distress when a storm make her fear for her live in airplane. Or the lies that doctors and nurses said to Dan Areily as teenager to ease the pain, there were kind lies, is it a dishonesty of who take care him?, but who can face such pain knowing the truth? Some others are realistic and understandable like Kelley Williams Bolar, a mother from Ohio, who her justification for lie was to enroll her daughters in a better school district. Who do not want better education for their kids? Probably the majority of people find this lies justifies and even think that is necessary. People tend to justify lies for a good cause with not conflict at all, because is society