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Would it be correct to say "a lie you knew you were doing it while a mistake you didn't mean to do it" if the psychiatrist asks me what's the difference between a lie and a mistake?
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You are correct. Lying is intentional but mistake is unintentional. You know when you lie but you make a mistake when you do not know.
Answered 9/11/2022
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