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11.

The belief that life is fair is a lie, and it's a particularly toxic lie, because people who believe life is fair tend to believe that everything which appears like injustice must actually be secretly fair somehow, and so they rationalize injustice. - Bizarre_Protuberance

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Introverted Extravert

16 People Share What They Consider To Be 'Life's Greatest Lie.'

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