What is the greatest truth, big deception and sweetest thing in the world?

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What is the greatest truth, big deception and sweetest thing in the world?

What a king said his minister?

Once a king said his minister, I give you half the kingdom, but with some conditions. The minister got greedy and requested to know the terms. The king told the terms in the form of 3 questions.
1_What is the greatest truth in the world?
2_What is the biggest deception in the world?
3_What is the sweetest thing in the world?
The king ordered his minister to answer these three questions within a week otherwise he would be sentenced to death.

What was the reaction of the minister?

The minister was ready to answer these questions. The minister first gathered all the intellectuals of the country to know the great truth of the world. And asked them these three questions. Minister asked for an answers. They lost their good deeds. But the good deeds of some turned out to be big and some were small, but the biggest truth could not be known. After that, the minister asked to know the biggest lie in the world, so all the intellectuals answered their questions. Mentioning the deception, they started thinking who had deceived whom the most, but the minister was not satisfied with that and escaped from there by disguising himself for fear of the death penalty.

What is the greatest truth in the world?

A farmer was seen digging the ground with a shovel. The farmer recognized the minister. The minister told him about his problem, and the farmer answered his questions as follows. Farmer replied first question;
Death is the most important reality in the world.

Minister asked about second question;

What is the biggest deception in the world?

The farmer said, The biggest deception of the world is life.
Before answering the third question, the farmer said, “If I answer all your questions, what will I get? You will enter the kingdom.” The minister heard this and offered him twenty horses as well as the position of stable keeper. The farmer refused to answer after hearing this. The minister thought that he was dreaming of half the kingdom. When he started to leave, the farmer said that if you run away, you will run away for the rest of your life. And the king’s servants will follow you and if you turn back, you will be killed. Hearing this, the minister stopped and offered the farmer half of the kingdom, but the farmer refused to take it.

What is the sweetest thing in the world?

Farmer was very intelligent. Meanwhile, a dog came and drank half of the milk kept in the bowl and left. The farmer said to the minister, I don’t want half of the kingdom, just drink the remaining milk and I will give you the answer to your third question. The minister was confused, but fearing his death and the spies, he drank the milk. After drinking the milk, the minister looked at the farmer and asked for an answer to his question.
So the farmer said that the sweetest thing in the world is the purpose of man for which he does the most humiliating work.

Conclusion:

Truth:

The one thing that cannot be purchased is truth, which makes it so potent. Everything in the universe, including greater health, education, relationships, adventures, and more pleasure, can be purchased. No matter how wealthy you are, there is only one thing that cannot be purchased: the truth. For everyone of us individually and for society at large, truth is crucial. Being honest enables us to grow as individuals and take lessons from our mistakes.

Truthfulness strengthens social ties in society:

Truthfulness strengthens social ties in society, whereas lying and hypocrisy weaken them. People’s plans might be ruined and their lives could be in danger if they believe something that is false. Lies may have negative legal and social effects. On the other hand, a committed search for the truth is what the good scientist, the good historian, and the good detective. But, The greatest truth in the world is death. It will be must one day.

Deception:

Deception is a serious relational offence that frequently causes partners in a relationship to feel betrayed and distrustful of one another. Deception is regarded as a grave breach of expectations and a violation of relationship norms. They tell lies to mislead, to control, and for their own gain. Sociopathic or psychopathic individuals can gaslight someone by lying to them and undermining their sense of reality, which throws their victims off-balance. One might use deception to escape criticism or certain emotions, such as remorse for giving the truth to someone else.

Dissimulation:
Dissimulation (withholding or concealing information) and simulation are both forms of deception (putting out wrong or misleading information). Both lying and deceit may be done by omission as well as through commission. The biggest deception of the world is life.Therefore, we should not trust to life. May be, life will be end to any turn.

FAQ:

What is the real meaning of truth?

Truth refers to a matter’s true condition, conformance to reality, or undeniable fact. Being truthful to reality or fact is a property of truth. In ordinary language, the concept of truth is often used to concepts like beliefs, propositions, and declarative statements that seek to describe reality or else conform to it. According to conventional wisdom, lying is the exact opposite of truth.
Truth is what one should believe; falsity is a mistake. People must be aware of global realities in order to succeed. Truth is crucial. People’s plans might be ruined and their lives could be in danger if they believe something that is false. Lies may have negative legal and social effects.

What is the basic concept of truth?

Truth is the quality of sentences, assertions, ideas, thoughts, or propositions that are said in everyday speech to coincide with the facts or to state the reality, according to metaphysics and the philosophy of language.

What is real and verifiable in this physicality is objective truth.
What we all concur is true is known as normative truth.
How a person perceives or experiences the world is considered their subjective truth.

What is the exact meaning of deception?

Deception is the act of convincing someone to believe something that is incorrect or erroneous. Employing cunning and deception as a final resort.
Deception occurs when individuals are knowingly deceived or when all information on the nature of the experiment is withheld. Researchers may give incorrect or incomplete information regarding the study’s objectives, their responsibilities, or the methods that constitute its experimental components.

What are examples of deception?

The impacts of lying on the betrayer manifest during conversation as shifts in self-perceptions of power and connectedness to others. Furthermore, the feelings of dread, guilt, and humiliation might make the target suspicious and probe them, which can exacerbate situational cognition.

Example: A friend asked you how you liked their casserole dish and invited you to their dinner party. You found it repulsive, yet you sidestep the question by replying, “Wow! I’ve never tasted anything like that before,” deceptively implying you enjoyed your meal without actually saying anything untrue.

What’s The Sweetest Thing on world?

The sweetest thing in the world is the purpose of man for which he does the most humiliating work. Its mean you can not disappointed to that you intentionally did anything to diminish other or harm reputation. In some conditions, man will be completely disappointed.

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