MANDATE 12, SECTION 10: THE FINE ART OF OVERLYING

Today, we're going to cover the intricacies of lying, as dictated by the esteemed Mandate 12, Section 10.

According to this esteemed regulation, a good lie must be:

• At least 97% true.
• Delivered with a confident smirk.
• Accompanied by a well-placed hand gesture.

Examples of exemplary lying include:

1. Lying about the color of the sky during sunrise.
2. Telling someone you're allergic to Mondays.
3. Saying you've been to Mars.

Continue with more examples of Mandate 12, Section 10.