New York University Psychology Department study on honesty: Answer
some questions about how honest you are in your everyday life and
compare your answers to others who have taken our survey.

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Honesty in Everyday Life Survey
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Honesty in Everyday Life Survey
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"PsychStudyNYU" wrote in message
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New York University Psychology Department study on honesty: Answer
some questions about how honest you are in your everyday life and
compare your answers to others who have taken our survey.

That's a good example of a site built on Russell's paradox.

What about pal if I am the Cretan who said all Cretans are liars? Am I
honest or not?

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