I don't think someone can choose to ignore duty of candour, owning up to errors is always better than cover up. Everyone should in all walks of life, people aren't perfect and make mistakes. Effective org systems mitigate impact of errors which is why CEOs are accountable
See... that's what happens when you go out buying big books to read over your Christmas break. You start getting all philosophical on my ass! 
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I’ve been interested for years but don’t agree with any of the philosophers
. But seriously, perception is a very individual thing based on the sum of a person’s life experience -
Im already converted on that one actually. In the NLP arena they talk about everyone having their own, unique 'map of the world'. Unique because of their own personal influences & life experiences. Still.. some facts are just facts. :)
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Only when they’re very clearly black or white. People disagree about the particular shade of grey, even if they all saw it.
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True. I like numbers best. Maths is like gravity - won't negotiate.
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Until you move into statistics

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As in lies, damned lies and...?

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Yes. You can if you wish manipulate how you present statistics to show what you want to a significant degree
End of conversation
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