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People lie. Getting them to reveal their lies is wrong? It seems like the only bad outcome is people just lying in a different way.
Her point was that honest people who know that many people do steal would be penalized.
I guess something similar is already used by people (consciously or unconsciously), and that honest people with exceptional knowledge/experience already are penalized. Reading this article may help them recognize why, and reduce the penalty.