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Hello all.
It seems probable that if we consider an act of intentional misrepresentation as bein unethical, we do so in great part because we make the moral judgement that the act of intentional misrepresentation is form of lying.
However, there is more than just the act of lying to be considered-Imo.
There are the consequences of that act to consider.
Intentional misrepresentation seeks to substitute a false narrative to take the place of "reality".--and in doing so deprives who are taken in and mislead of the ability to make judgements on the basis of the actual reality.
Such deprivation. can--imo--be considered as a form of theft, robbing the mislead of their right to make judgements based on actual reality.
petex
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