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Sunday, May 9, 2010

I've been obessesed with Liar game since this morning...
The plot is extremely good...
The morale of the story: Doubt humans, suspect them, so that you can have a long good look into their hearts.
Meaningful.
In this story, suspecting is a good thing. Whereas, trust is a bad thing.
When you suspect someone, it gives you a chance to understand the person more when you question them.
But when you trust someone, by not asking them any question, you are avoiding any chances of knowing what their heart is like.
People around me often say I trust people too easy, and too much.
Looks like I gotta reconsider my mentality and start having doubts in my heart, haha...

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