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“Thỉnh thoảng tôi có hay nói dối. Lần cuối tôi nói dối là hồi năm ngoái. Nói dối là một việc rất đáng ghét. Có thể nói, dối trá và im lặng là hai tội ác khủng khiếp đang hoành hoành tràn lan trong xã hội con người hiện đại. Thực tế chúng ta rất hay nói dối, và liên tục im lặng. Tuy nhiên, nếu chúng ta nói quanh năm, và giả sử chỉ toàn nói sự thật, thì có lẽ giá trị của sự thật cũng sẽ chẳng còn - Haruki Murakami, Lắng Nghe Gió Hát ( Nguyễn Hồng Anh dịch )”

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