Is it true that under the influence of drink, man conceal nothing and speak truth ?

Answer 1

Its true he gets paraletic and sleeps where he falls..

Answer 2

Truth is in clarity. Whatever is in the sub-conscious is what comes out under the influence of drink and some drugs. however there are other factors which should be taken into account. Drink numbs the verbal dexterity so , if you don't clarify with the person the interpretation of what the person is saying and means , the words can get lost in the receiver's definition.

Answer 3

Being drunken means that the performance of our brain is decreased. Concealing the truth often requires more brain activity, since we have to recall the information from our memory and then transform it to our needs to match with the situation we wish to handle. In most cases our brain is unable to handle the second part of the task, but the 'work' must be done, so we tell what we have: truth. If we want to recall to these moments, your brain usually does not allow us to remember, because it would mean, that our brain really made a mistake, and according to our brain, it is impossible.

OK, this was a bit rough science, but it describes the best how our eccentric brain really works... hehe ... LOL

Answer 4

i think of there is a few actuality to that. To me it ability that if compelled to become attentive to your self alongside with your words - e.g., make statements that initiate with "I", that's conversing in the 1st person - human beings tend to soften and qualify their comments. although, if allowed to conceal the "I" anybody is a lot extra possibly to be much less careful in expressing their perspectives. the internet is a ideal occasion of this technique. human beings conceal at the back of the mask of their online identities and spew stuff out that they possibly could never say to a coworker or relatives member or chum. whether this reflects an greater actuality is up for debate. even though it possibly reflects some genuine element of the guy

Answer 5

No. Speaking 'the truth' and 'the truth' are two different things.

What I believe to be the truth may have nothing to do with 'the truth.'

Maybe I'm being guilty here of splitting hairs over semantics, but I figure it's worth it because you are in DANGER of (yet once again) 'tarring everyone with the same brush' - assuming / believing that everyone will react the same way to ~ or because of ~ 'drink.'

At one glass of drink, I have had enough. Beyond one glass, I fall asleep - totally unable to speak and so unable to speak whatever you mighty conceive of as 'the truth.'

So, you belief (as stated in your question) is like a bucket made of paper.

Sash.

Answer 6

Haha! No!

Depends on the guys resolve. Some break like little boys and others have the mettle to handle being unable to stand or speak properly but maintain mind.

Answer 7

Not necessarily. However, alcohol decreases a person's inhibitions and lowers the barriers of what would normally never be revealed. Whether it is truth or not depends on that person's understanding of the information.

Answer 8

no its not true. when man under influence of drink man speaks gobbledygooch.

Answer 9

i think this is not only concerning men but women as well. under the influence of drink, drugs, depression or any kind of that stuff people usualy feel like they dont care about anything and anyone and say stuff they dont think other will get offended or flatterned or something. this is why women always want ot get their man drunken so he could tell them what he really thinks about them. its stupid really but it works .... i think

Answer 10

Not always, but we are more likely to blurt out something by mistake while under the influence!

Answer 11

Every night in bars and bedrooms all over the world women embrace this belief.

How can 50% of humanity be wrong?