While All Deception Requires Secrecy, All Secrecy

Three Sorts Of Goods, Aristotle Specified, Contribute To Happiness: Goods Of The Soul, Including Moral And Intellectual Virtues And Education; Bodily Goods, Such As Strength, Good Health, Beauty, And Sound Senses; And External Goods, Such As Wealth, Friends, Good Birth, Good Children, Good Heredity, Good Reputation And The Like.

Sitting Too Long In Front Of A Screen Proves Both Physically And Psychologically Debilitating, No Matter How Innocuous Or Even Beneficial The Programs May Be.

Trust And Integrity Are Precious Resources, Easily Squandered, Hard To Regain. They Can Thrive Only On A Foundation Of Respect For Veracity.

Trust Is A Social Good To Be Protected Just As Much As The Air We Breathe Or The Water We Drink. When It Is Damaged, The Community As A Whole Suffers; And When It Is Destroyed, Societies Falter And Collapse

While All Deception Requires Secrecy, All Secrecy Is Not Meant To Deceive.