
Alexis Madrigal
+ Mina Kim
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Shankar Vedantam
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KQED's Forum
Forum From the Archives: Shankar Vedantam On The Upside of Lying
06 Jul 2021
• 55 min
• EN
Can self-deception be beneficial? That’s one of the questions animating Shankar Vedantam’s new book “Useful Delusions,” which argues that holding false beliefs is not necessarily a sign of pathology or ignorance. We’ll talk to theHidden Brain podcast host about the lies we tell ourselves — and each other — and the role some forms of deception play in sustaining relationships and advancing mental well-being.
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