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It's to sort of mislead someone, it's to lie,
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it's to sort of throw them off the track and the motivation is the same.
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So there should be no difference.
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Okay, good. So here isn't the motive the same Diana?
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What do you say to this argument that well the motive is the same in both cases
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there is the attempt or at least the hope that one's pursuer will be misled?
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Well that you could look it that way
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but I think that the fact is
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that your immediate motive is that they should believe you.
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The ultimate consequence of that is that they might be deceived
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and not find out what was going on.
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But that your immediate motive is that they should believe you