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Was just thinking how one problem with telling lies is that you have to remember them all. Then I remembered that quite a lot of famous politicians have been known for their extraordinary memories. I'd always wondered about that. Now I may have a theory to explain it...
I wonder if this also implies you can trust powerful people with mediocre memories. If they don't have great memories, they can't have got where they did by lying.
Ha-ha, see my comment about @realDonaldTrump above. ;)
How do you measure if someone has good or bad memory?
Not reliable if it gets known though, since pretending to have a bad memory seems pretty easy
I think the current administration has proven that being caught lying doesn’t matter all that much as long as enough people benefit from the lies
That seems too clever by a half
This theory is pretty easy to disprove - look at Trump. More broadly speaking, quantifying trust as inversely proportional to memory strength feels very weird - The Ministry of Truth would just want to change YOUR memory than admit they are bad leaders.
“Memories sharpen the past; it is reality that decays” - @DrSidMukherjee
Some leaders dont think it is necessary to be consistent. That assumption is no longer mandatory in todays environment
I don't think so. They could have a network of trusted people maintaining their lies on their behalf.
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