Oct 22, 2021 17 min

Lying

from That Neuroscience Guy Hosted by Olav Krigolson

We tell plenty of lies every day. Sometimes we lie to other people to spare their feelings or make ourselves look better. We even lie to ourselves when we remember things differently than how they happened. But why? In today's episode of That Neuroscience Guy, we discuss the neuroscience of how and why we lie.

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