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Lying  requires that a statement be made; hence that form of deception that consists in withholding a statement from another person with the intention that the other person infer a believed falsehood sometimes called a lie of omission or a concealment lie does not count as  lying . Exaggerating, being misleading, hedging, or being evasive, with the intention that the other person infer a believed falsehood, also does not count as  lying .  Lying  does not require that the statement that is made is false, but it does require that the statement made is believed to be false rather than merely not believed to be true, or believed to be possibly false or probably false.  Lying  does not require that the other person is real, only that the other person is believed to be a person and is believed to be real. This does not resolve the questions of whether one can lie to no other person in particular (for example, by publishing a believed false account of an eve...

 The top 5 skills I will I would have before leaving college will be the will to read out loud and not lower my voice because im un familiar with the word that was presented to me. My biggest struggle in elementary was POPCORN READING like who made that a thing I feel like that activity was suppose to expose the person's skills in reading. The ability to write a 3 page essay without having a source to help me finish writing like how can you write that long, if that doesn't blow your mind I don't what will.  I feel like no one can focus on to a speaker for more than 45 mins its literally impossible well not impossible but it is hard to empty your mind and look at the speaker process his words and all. I need to work on my handwriting because it sucks like isn't it a problem that I can't even read my our handwriting like wow. Last but not least I want to the ability to speak to people with out using my slangs 

      90 percent of what your teacher told you in high school is false they made it seem like our professors are villains that if you have a problem with turning in work they don't care they'll let you. fail and see you  next year no you can't literally speak with the professor and she/he will extend the date. The college experience during covid is not fun at all, you will feel trapped and hesitant in a college with strict rules to keep everyone safe. You're probably like "yeah that's how it's suppose to be" imagine being in quarantine  for a month twice.  They now know what happens when they get COVID. I mean, they have to quarantine  for 14 days. They aren't sent to a hotel. So that is not very much fun, OK? And they also know that they're responsible for their friends who now have to  quarantine. Well, when you're in a small school, that word gets out - around pretty quickly. I hope covid ends by July because this ...