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There were many liars among the ranks of the great historical figures, and they were great ''because'' they could lie. Because nobody was ever able to call them out on lies, they wrote history with those lies. It may be possible for the world to rely on a select few capable liars to exist. Mark is just the newest amongst the ranks of liars.
* This would explain why history hasn't radically changed from ours...
{{quote| "Hitler, are you going to cause another World War and kill millions of Jews, disabled people, and other "undesireables"?"<br />
"Uh. Nope." }}
** Granted, this theory is feasible, but how does the Hitler example work?
{{quote| 1. Just because there is no lying doesn't mean there isn't killing (after all, the masses still understand what he's on about when he's saying don't kill people).<br />
2. Whilst Hitler did rise through the ranks before becoming a dictator, take note that '''being wrong isn't the same as lying.''' Bigots like Hitler just had to be very persuasive, because if you believe a stereotype enough, it can become the truth to you. }}