Apologizing vs. Lying: The Risks and Rewards of Honesty in Personal and Public Life

Apologizing vs. Lying: The Risks and Rewards of Honesty in Personal and Public Life

Question from a Reader:
Is there a chance that sincerely reflecting on one’s actions and apologizing could backfire? For instance, while Fuwachan faced backlash from the media after her apology, other figures like Inada from Einstein, Mei Nagano, and Kei Tanaka continue their careers despite sticking to their lies. Although it’s said that lies will eventually be exposed, could it be

Understanding Saito Motohiko's Repetitive Responses: The Psychology Behind Avoidance and Accountability

Understanding Saito Motohiko’s Repetitive Responses: The Psychology Behind Avoidance and Accountability

Question from a reader:
Why does Saito Motohiko repeat, “As I mentioned earlier,” when asked the same question multiple times? It’s frustrating because he doesn’t provide a proper answer.

The Repetition of Saito Motohiko and the Psychology Behind It

Recently, I observed Saito Motohiko responding to the same question repeatedly with, “As I mentioned earlier,” and it left me with an