Terrapin_Station

One thing that's hilarious about that chart is that they're using the ignorant "Is this statement true?" gauge for whether someone is "lying." That's ignorant because lying hinges on what the person uttering something believes. If my neighbor, Joe Smith, believes that he's Napoleon, he's not lying when he says, "I'm Napoleon." If he doesn't also believe that he's Joe Smith, then he's lying when he says, "I'm Joe Smith." Lying doesn't hinge on what other people believe is true.

It also surely ignores that truth value is a judgment about the relationship of a proposition to states of affairs, and such judgments are necessarily perspectival and interpretational.