Ellin criticizes philosophers who have overlooked the distinction between lying and deception and argues not only for this distinction but also states that lying is worse than deception. How does he define these terms and argue for their differences? Do you agree with his point of view, or would you argue for an opposing or modified view?

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The Answer of Ellin criticizes philosophers who have overlooked the distinction between lying and deception and argues not only for this distinction but also states that lying is worse than deception. How does he define these terms and argue for their differences? Do you agree with his point of view, or would you argue for an opposing or modified view?

Ellin Criticizes Philosophers Who Have Overlooked the Distinction Between Lying