In a world where the truth is often a nuisance, we find ourselves in dire need of a guiding principle that allows us to sidestep reality. Enter the philosophy of misdirection.
Misdirection is not just a tactic for evading the truth, but an art form that has been perfected by the greatest of minds throughout history.
From the ancient Greeks to the present day, our greatest thinkers have employed misdirection to navigate the complexities of the human condition.
From Socrates' famous 'I am not a philosopher, I am a mere mortal...' to the modern-day politician's 'I am not a liar, I am a visionary...' misdirection has been the unsung hero of human thought.
The philosophy of misdirection is built upon four core principles: