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Tju [1.3M]
2 years ago
11

Please help I need this urgently!! I will make you brainliest

English
2 answers:
Sliva [168]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Honesty is an object you could sell, then who would buy it? Honest people wont buy it because they already have it. Dishonest people wont buy it as it would harm them. Now lets see if you want to sell dishonesty. All the dishonest would it to add value to them and honest people cant afford to buy it in the bid with dishonest people.

So values of anything is defined by how much it would give benefit to some one with respect to his affordability and how much people want it with respect to how many have it.But in the 21st century no one really cares about it as discrimination is the best word we can describe for the world that we are living.

Explanation:

Hope this helps!!

rjkz [21]2 years ago
5 0

no, Honesty is not a "worthless" value in a 21st century society ​

1.

"boy who cried wolf" lesson

there is an old saying that

a liar may not be believed even if he tells the truth

people may not be convinced that what he is saying is true

so the opposite might be true

an honest person would believed

people would be convinced

person speaking honestly would be so practiced in speaking the truth

that the confidence would come through when he speaks

2.

also there is the matter of

reputation

we would not buy a brand of a product if it has a bad reputation

no matter how many bad products are out there we would try to find the

one product that has a good reputation from a company that honestly

tries to sell the product it says it selling

in the same way

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