If a person uses deception to gain something, is it really a win?
What it says to me is that they have no confidence in achieving it by being real.
This win would be hollow at best.
This win would be hollow at best.
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SW-User
@SW-User yes. A false reward surely exposes itself over time. How can this be an achievement?