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That's a laptop evolved with Intel Evo Platform. Previously, on Pretend, we jumped head first into the world of academic fraud.

Celebrity behavioral scientist Dan Aerelli from Duke University,

Francesca Geno from Harvard, and other behavioral scientists from prestigious

universities conducted several experiments aimed at making people more honest.

The study tested whether less people would lie if they signed an honesty pledge at the top rather than at the bottom of a form except two out of the three

experiments in the study contained fabricated data yikes. I interviewed Dan Arely about these allegations, except we ran out of time. I thought

that that would be the last time I would ever hear from Dan Arerielli, but he responded and he said, quote,

if you intend to add these false accusations to the podcast, maybe it's best to have

another session and get my answers on the record.

But I will ask you to promise me not to edit these and to give my answers exactly as I present them.

If you're up for this, let's schedule something.

And so I agreed.

You're about to listen to my second interview with Dan Arielli.

I will play the interview in its entirety. I will however cut out the dead air, the

ums, the us, and I will interject every now and then during the interview just to add

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