Why Big Liars Often Start Out as Small Ones (Published 2016)
People who tell small, self-serving lies are likely to progress to bigger falsehoods, and over time, the brain appears to adapt to the dishonesty, according to a new study. The finding, the researchers said, provides evidence for the “slippery slope” sometimes described by wayward politicians, corrupt financiers, unfaithful spouses and others in explaining their misconduct. “They usually tell a st
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Poem of the Week: And by Shuntarō Tanikawa, translated by William I Elliott and Kazuo Kawamura