The Inherent Fragility of Lies (Communication as a Sensitive Chemical Reaction)

Lies are not just ethically wrong but are also practically unsustainable due to their inherent fragility.

I'm saying that keeping a lie stable isn't just about how well the liar controls it.
It's more like a chemistry problem.

Occasionally, even factual events can seem implausible to others (perception and believability).

When conveying extraordinary truths, just as in managing a chemical reaction, careful consideration is needed to ensure the message is received and understood as intended.
This involves acknowledging the listener's perspective, providing context, and reinforcing the narrative with verifiable details.

Just as a chemical reaction requires specific conditions to remain stable, a lie depends on a delicate balance of factors to be sustained.

Back to the point, My approach shows that lies are not just moral or psychological problems but also unstable in practice because they depend on many factors to stay intact.

In essence, deceit is harmful and unsustainable in the long term.