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Is it only honesty that has this protection-rail tendency, or have other ethics also had it?
Other ethics. For example, robbing a bank might seem like a good way to get funding, but there's all too many ways for it to go wrong.
On the other hand, I'm not sure there are any unithical risks that you'd still fallow through with if you were being honest about it.