According to Frankfurt, the Difference Between a Liar and a Bullshitter

question 33

Multiple Choice

According to Frankfurt, the difference between a liar and a bullshitter is:

• A) The liar lies about something important, but the bullshitter just wants to entertain.
• B) The liar says something known to be false, but the bullshitter doesn't care if the story is true or false.
• C) The liar says something known to be false, but the bullshitter always tells the truth.
• D) The liar is more likely to get away with it, but the bullshitter will probably get caught.
• E) The liar lies for personal gain, but the bullshitter is just using imagination.

---

Definitions:

Efficiency

a measure of how effectively resources (such as time, money, and labor) are used to achieve a goal or output, often with the aim of minimizing waste and maximizing productivity.

Equity

In finance, refers to the ownership interest in a corporation in the form of common stock or preferred stock; in social justice, refers to fairness and justice in treatment, opportunities, and resources.

Voice

The mechanism by which employees can express concerns, opinions, or grievances in the workplace, leading to constructive dialogue and potential improvements in working conditions, policies, or practices.

Unitarist

A perspective within industrial relations that views the organization as an integrated and harmonious whole, where management and staff share common objectives.