prompt: Would you believe a person who told you they were a pathological liar?
chosen.content: Would you believe a person who told you they were a pathological liar?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: It depends on the circumstances. If the person has a track record of lying, then it would be difficult to believe them when they say they are a pathological liar. However, if there were enough evidence to support that person’s claim, then I might believe them. It would depend on the person’s demeanour, their facial expressions, gestures and tone of voice, as well as their story and any facts that back up their claims.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: Would you believe a person who told you they were a pathological liar?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: No, I would not believe a person who told me they are a pathological liar. pathological liars often tell lies to gain attention or to gain trust, so their claims should be considered with caution. Further, pathological liars are often not able to tell the difference between real life and fiction, so their claims must be examined for accuracy before accepting them.
rejected.role: assistant