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The most harmful of the 3 Great Untruths is the Untruth of Antifragility because it leads to people feeling the need to be "safe" ideologically and emotionally, which only causes them anxiety and can shape their perception of violence. For example, chapter 4 mentions various examples where public speakers at universities were attacked by protesters who viewed their social positions as "harmful" to their emotions, and because these protesters were emotionally fragile, they could not handle being exposed to differing views. 

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The great untruth thats really harmfull would probably me the good vs evil because it will make everyone get a certain extreme point of view of of good or evil and were not livin in a cartoon so what defines good or evil maybe in the big acts one can determine but in small things it could reallt be just a different opinion and not a good or evil.

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The most harmful of the 3 Great Untruths is the Untruth of Us Versus Them: Life is a battle between good people and evil people. I think it is the most harmful because people will always think that they are rivals and won't even try to get others point of view. If you think people that are not agreeing with you are evil this will make you distrust others forever.

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The most harmful of the 3 Great Untruths is the one of good vs evil. This is because it stimulates people to choose a side and an enemy instead of just looking for an agreement. This has lead to violent protests such as the Milo Riot where violence was justified because of different beliefs and ideals.

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The most harmful Great Untruth is, good vs evil. In chapter 4, they talked a lot about what violence means and came to the conclusion that violence has become subjective through the passage of time, which is a really big problem nowadays. An example of this, are the numerous protests from the college students, who claimed that hateful speeches are considered as a violent act, and that they are able to react in a violent way too. This untruth is reflected in the idea that those who make hateful speeches are the opposition to those who protest. This leads to harmful experiences, physically and mentally.

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The most harmful of the 3 great untruths is the untruth of us vs them. This untruth creates violence, it creates hatred and conflict between two parties, and it also justifies all that in the minds of the agressors. To society the worst of the 3 would be this one since it creates harm to people surrounded by the conflict. While an example that was listed in the text was a riot  and many protests that ended up involving violent action on behalf of one of the groups,  a big example of an extremely harmful case of this untruth being used to justify harm is the Nazi's actions and WW2.

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In my opinion the most harmful wold be the one that talks about Good vs. Evil since it encourages people to have a certain point of view of other peoples opinions. People who believe in this untruth provoke a competitive atmosphere since they believe that the person that has a different opinion from theirs is evil and therefore wrong, when in reality they should be able to have their own opinions. It encourages the mindset that an individual is always right without acknowledging other opinions and possibilities.

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The most harmful of the 3 Great Untruths is: The Untruth of Us vs. Them: Life is a battle between good people and evil people. This untruth causes the most harm because it leads people to always believe others are against them and look for offenses instead of trying to see the other point of view. This hurts society as a whole as it increases tribalism and drives people to act against ones who they simply don't agree with, which as seen has led to literal violent protests like the "Milo Riot" in UC Berkeley where actual violence was used to stop a speaker from giving his speech. The worst part is, they believe in those cases violence is justified because the speaker went against their own opinions and beliefs.

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In my opinion, the most harmful of the 3 Great Untruths is "life is a battle between good and evil people." I chose this great untruth because it suppresses opposing views. This happens because people believe in what they believe because they think it's what is right, so opposing views will be considered as evil or not good and will be completely ignored by those who believe the opposite.

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I believe the most harmful great untruth is always trusting your emotions. It occurs to many people , that they think with their emotions and feelings instead of thinking of the aftermath and their logic, this could often bring them bad things for their future decisions.

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I would say the most harmful is the "Us v.s. them" approach as I think its the most influential in aspects of political and social relations currently.

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"Life is a battle between good and evil people." I believe this to be the most harmful of the three Great Untruths because it destroys the option of a normal conversation between different ideas being civil. It becomes a battle of who is wrong and that they are wrong because they don't follow your ideas. And the concept of good and evil is something we came up with but in nature there is no such thing. 

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The most harmful untruth is life is a battle between good people and evil people. It provides and encourages a very tense mood between beliefs. it basically turns into a battle between people's different thoughts, assuming which one is wrong. It is seen in the fourth chapter as violent actions were developed, creating tension between them.

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The most harmful of the Three Untruths would be the untruth about good vs evil, because it encourages ignorance towards opposing opinions, tribalism, and violence. Regarding the fourth chapter, we can see how students explicitly said "You are either on our side or their side" when talking to the dean about the invitation towards a "harmful" speaker. The protest caused many injuries to people involved, normally normal people would do such things but because of tribalism and dehumanizing "the other side" they physically harmed people for wanting to hear someone.

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The most harmful untruth would be , "life is a battle between good and evil people". This untruth is very important and harmful because it makes people believe that there are only two ways to be in this life,

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The most harmfull untruth is the untruth of life is a battle between good people and evil people. This is evidenced by the ideology that it presents in that you aren't encouraged to question your beliefs and are never able to listen to other peoples' points of view because you are always led to believe that they are inherently evil and nothing goood comes from them. This can be seen in the fourth chapter in the invitation of a "harmful" speaker in which if you didn't side with the protesters then you were at risk of getting harmed and weren't even given a chance to be listened to.

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The most harmful of the three great untruths would be the untruth of Good vs. Evil, because it is always provoking a competitive atmosphere between the "tribes". It encourages people to think that they are always right without even hearing out the other side first. As well, I believe that it is the one that incites acts of violence and makes these acts of violence okay because they are considered "self defense".

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The most harmful untruth for me is the one that says that life is a constant battle btw bad people and good people. Creates the ideology/idea that there is only one correct point of view and that whatever is considered right must be followed by society. Whis for me is wrong. I also saw that if asking for peaceful dialogue is violent, then it seems that the word “violence” is taking on new meanings for some students in chapter 4.