There are three types of lies: Omission, where someone holds out on the facts; commission, where someone states facts that are untrue; and paltering, where someone uses true facts to mislead you. It isn't always easy to detect, but there are a few telltale signs.
Figuring out when someone's being honest can be exhausting. To stay on your toes, watch for a technique called "paltering" that uses true statements to distort your perceptions.
All the poker bosses in movies have mastered the art of the bluff, tricking their opponents into believing whatever they want. You might not be able to pull that off, but the half-bluff is easier and potentially more effective.
