Is there anything objectively wrong with lying to people

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>>1841150
It really depends on which model of the universe you subscribe to

>>1841150
This question could be shortened.
>Is there anything wrong with lying?

Capitalism only works on the idea that each trade is voluntary, if you're withholding or lying about your agreements to make money then the agreement isn't voluntary from the other party. It will usually work out fine in the end though so not real problem.

>>1841176
What if I don't believe in capitalism?

>>1841150
a lot of forms of lying are objectively illegal.

lying is a very general term though and there are countless ways we all lie. is it lying for a female salesperson to wear makeup? what's the difference between claiming you have a friend who had a great experience with a product when you really didnt, and outright claiming the product has features that it doesn't have?

there's also no such thing as objective right and wrong.

>>1841182
whether or not you believe in it, it still affects you

>>1841182

Saying you don't believe in capitalism is like saying you don't believe in gravity

>>1841150
>ruining your brand by lying

Ever see those western movies where the guys cheating at poker and the other players find out and kill him?

>>1841182
Just because i don't believe murder is wrong doesn't mean i can murder someone.

>is there anything objectively wrong with x?

the answer is no

>>1841150
>move to a small town
>open a clinic under someone else's name
>cash all the profits and store in gold/bitcoin
>transfer money to yourself for personal spending
>pretend you make the minimum possible and do an income based repayment plan
>debt forgiven after a certain amt of years
>you'll be a millionaire by then

>>1841170
Not only lying, you are destroying their savings, hopes and small dreams.
Theres a few races that enjoy doing that btw