One should go easy on smashing other people's lies. Better to concentrate on one's own.
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The quote from Iris Murdoch's novel "Henry and Cato" suggests that it is wise to refrain from harshly criticizing the falsehoods of others. Instead, individuals should focus more on examining and addressing their own deceptive tendencies or faults. This introspective approach encourages personal growth and honesty, fostering self-awareness and accountability.
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