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Originally Posted by Willravel
Ace, maybe changing the frame of reference could shed some light on this.
Let's say you're just starting out in college and that I'm your school counselor. You come to me in order to get the right classes for your major in order to graduate. I only name the classes I like, and you don't graduate.
Was the act of purposefully omitting all of the classes I didn't like a lie?
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No, I would not consider that a lie. First I would see it as my responsibility to know what classes I need to graduate. Second, I would assume you would have a bias and direct me to classes you thought were best.
If you knowingly mislead me, and knew the advice you gave would mean I would not graduate, yes - you lied. However, if you believed the courses you recommend would actual lead to my graduation, but in-fact they do not - you were either uninformed or incompetent.
I think the intel the administration used was incorrect.