Philosophy considers lying an act of intention. The Law considers lying (or any irreciprocity) a failure of due diligence regardless of intention. Science differs from Law only in Science’s defense of the informational commons from false testimony by scientists.
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Philosophy presumes the positive, and asks whether questions are true or false, and preferable or good, or not. Law presumes the erroneous, dishonest, or fraudulent, and asks whether questions are testifiable or untestifiable, and whether reciprocal and warrantable or not.
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