I told a lie once then found out I was wrong and it wasn't a lie after-all.
Makes no difference. If you told the lie knowing it was a lie when you told it, no matter what you found out later, you still originally knew you were lying at the time. Original intent trumps anything else.
Makes no difference. If you told the lie knowing it was a lie when you told it, no matter what you found out later, you still originally knew you were lying at the time. Original intent trumps anything else.
I didn't really tell a lie and find out it wasn't a lie, I was lying about that.
From my Zen training, I learn that: If you keep on saying it the way it is, your word actually becomes law in the universe. Of course I was not into Zen all my life.
Did anyone see 'The Invention of Lying" - basically an entire movie based on no one ever lying... a little too anti-religion for me not that I'm religious but still... decent movie over all.