It is never ethical to use deception in sociological research, because it can have irreversible consequences on somebody.
As of now, there is no plan to adapt Deception Point to the screen. However, we can always keep hoping....
Yes, Friar Laurence believed that deception could be justified if it served a greater good or prevented harm. He used deception in Romeo and Juliet to try to bring peace between the feuding families and help the young lovers.
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It should never be a factor or ever taken into consideration at all......
There is no spell/shortcut/easy way to get "super powers." The whole idea behind the acquisition of "super" powers is the lifetime (or several) of research, study, trial and error, and ethical practice will ever get you where you want. And just for the record, what you think you want (super powers) is not at all what you think it is.
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According to my calculations and research, it appears possible.
It is likely she has.Most people have lied in their life. Lying and deception is a natural defence mechanism found in all animals, not just humans.
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No, it is not ethical for law enforcement agents to encourage people to commit crime. Their role is to uphold the law, protect public safety, and prevent crime. Encouraging or aiding individuals to engage in criminal activities goes against their duty and undermines the principles of law enforcement.