Foushee knew that at the outset and life he lied. It was straight out lying and it was, it was profoundly harmful. You look at what we're seeing now in these notes, I love the transparency. There's some that are mad that this put out saying, well, people aren't going to take accurate notes in the future. They think they're going to be outed in this scenario. You should not be afraid of your notes unless you are lying and manipulating and don't lie. Yeah, don't lie. (15:52–15:59)
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Asserts that transparency in note-taking is important despite concerns it may deter accurate future notes.
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