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Email is for liars

We've all suspected this, but now there's proof! Rutgers and DePaul Universities conducted a study on what people say, or rather what people are willing to say in email rather than in handwriting. In their experiment, they concluded people lied more than 92% of the time.

Well: E-Mails and Lies, The New York Times

E-mail: To Lie or Not To Lie, BBC World Service

Posted by Nahil Sharkasi on October 3, 2008 12:54 AM |

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