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The idea of "trust, but verify" is every bit as true now as it was when Reagan said it in regards to Russia during the Cold War
The idea of “trust, but verify” is every bit as true now as it was when Reagan said it in regards to Russia during the Cold War

The basic idea behind this statement is that you cannot 100% trust what people say. It is an unfortunate fact that there are a lot of people out there who consistently lie about who they are, and what they have done. An especially disturbing fact is that as many as 3 or 4 percent of people are actually sociopaths. This is different from just making up some lies, this is serious pathology. A sociopath will create a web of lies, and manipulate everyone around them, often just in order to make people suffer because it is entertaining to them.

It is estimated that as much as 4% of the population are sociopaths. These people are dangerous, pathological liars.
It is estimated that as much as 4% of the population are sociopaths. These people are dangerous, pathological liars.

Aside from the really dangerous sociopaths out there, there are other people that you meet practically every day who are lying to about who they are. Unless you simply stay away from people all together, you are being lied to. In many cases, these lies are harmless, but sometimes they are not. For example, you could get a funny feeling about a co-worker, then you decide to do some research, and you find out that they had been convicted of a violent felony or something like that. Typically, these types of people will simply continue to commit their crimes without ever becoming a better person. It is advisable to stay away from these types of people if you value your personal safety and that of your loved ones.

Is someone you see everyday keeping you in the dark about their criminal past? The answer is probably Yes.
Is someone you see everyday keeping you in the dark about their criminal past? The answer is probably Yes.

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