The biggest mistake a liar makes is the one thing he thinks will work. Convincing them.

Of course, the liar often imagines that he does no harm as long as his lies go undetected.

Sounding frank, honest, and sincere is, of course, a rhetorical strategy in itself, known from ancient literature as parrhesia. It’s often employed by liars.

She looks honestly upset, but then, I’ve learned that I can’t read her. The problem with a really excellent liar is that you have to just assume they’re always lying.

A lie carries a weight that is exponentially higher than the truth. It’s weight will retard growth directly in proportion to the area lied.

Politicians are people who learn not to blink, when they lie.