Telling the truth or lying is a personal choice of an individual, and there is no doubt that the correct and moral choice would be to always tell the truth. Everyone expects people to be honest with each other, and it is even implemented into the justice system, the law, where people are required to tell the truth in order to establish the factual circumstances of a situation. However, some people choose to lie in order to survive or to avoid some painful consequences. The question is whether it is morally justifiable to do so if a person’s life, health or reputation are on the line. From one perspective, life and health are the most valuable things in life, so it might be acceptable to lie for survival or to avoid physical harm. If the word “survival” has a figurative use, for example in relation to one’s reputation or benefit, then lying becomes absolutely unacceptable. Of course, the modern world has a lot of lies present in society, be it for personal gain, advertising a product o