According to Keltham whose authority upon the concept of 'honesty' obviously far exceeds the authority of anybody from Cheliax and maybe all of Golarion, it's not a 'lie' if you don't expect them to end up persistently believing false things nor do you exploit their false beliefs to their own detriment during the bounded short time they persist!

According to Keltham whose authority upon the concept of 'honesty' obviously far exceeds the authority of anybody from Cheliax and maybe all of Golarion, it's not a 'lie' if you don't expect them to end up persistently believing false things nor do you exploit their false beliefs to their own detriment during the bounded short time they persist!  Though Snack Service would add that it needs to be about not exploiting their false beliefs to what they'd define as their own detriment in an immediate sort of way, rather than any complicated definitions of that, if you want people to still be able to trust you after you say intentionally false things that temporarily fool them.  Snack Service will also add an explicit time bound of one minute.

According to Keltham whose authority upon the concept of 'honesty' obviously far exceeds the authority of anybody from Cheliax, it's not a 'lie' if you don't expect them to end up persistently believing false things nor do you exploit their false beliefs to their own detriment during the bounded short time they persist!  Though Snack Service would add that it needs to be about not exploiting their false beliefs to what they'd define as their own detriment in an immediate sort of way, rather than any complicated definitions of that, if you want people to still be able to trust you after you say intentionally false things that temporarily fool them.  Snack Service will also add an explicit time bound of one minute.

According to Keltham whose authority upon the concept of 'honesty' obviously far exceeds the authority of anybody from Cheliax, it's not a 'lie' if you don't expect them to end up persistently believing false things nor do you exploit their false beliefs to their own detriment during the bounded short time they persist!

Though Snack Service would add that it needs to be about not exploiting their false beliefs to what they'd define as their own detriment in an immediate sort of way, rather than any complicated definitions of that, if you want people to still be able to trust you after you say intentionally false things that temporarily fool them.  Snack Service will also add an explicit time bound of one minute.