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Do dishonest people enjoy their actions? And what drives ordinary people into corruption? This video invites discussion, delving deep into the psyche of dishonest individuals through the lens of behavioral science, psychology, and neuroscience to understand why some believe themselves to be good people even when they are doing wrong. This includes excuses, temporarily disabling moral mechanisms, reduced guilt upon repetition, the influence of those around them, and organizational cultures that may normalize corruption. Therefore, combating corruption cannot simply mean replacing bad people with good ones, but rather making corruption difficult to commit, easily detectable, and ensuring that those who engage in it are genuinely punished. Because ultimately, corruption doesn't begin the moment money is transferred into an account; it begins the moment a person can justify their actions as not being wrong. Honest people aren't stupid, and corruption is not the normal path to success. Kitti Singhaaphat