All children learn the skills of deception by the age of two, so the
child psychologists tell us. Also complementary skills must develop.
Females must be able to develop skills in assessing the honesty of
males when making statements about their economic potential.
Ambitious males must also be able to try and soss out any political
conspiracies secretly ranged against them.
I think corruption is a permanent activity in man's affairs. It can
be at very low levels during the early days of a new institution in
which all its members are benefiting, but will inevitably creep in
sooner or later as competition and/or numbers become greater.
Keith
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