Learn the art of misdirecting your attention away from the truth.
Principle 1: Distract yourself with a good lie.
When faced with an uncomfortable truth, divert your attention to a shiny object.
Like a magicians' trick, make the lie appear more convincing than reality.
Example: If you're caught red-handed, claim you were just "reorganizing your sock drawer."
Principle 2: Confuse your enemies with complexity.
Create a maze of deceit, and lose them in the process.
Make them question their own perception, and they'll never find the truth.
Example: When asked for directions, give them a 20-page instruction manual.
Principle 3: Use the art of misdirection to hide in plain sight.
Make your deception so obvious, it becomes believable.
Example: If you're a thief, just leave your wallet on the kitchen table.
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