In the first few days after the thirteenth rule was announced, incidents of people breaking the rule by lying out of carelessness or habit appeared frequently all over the world.
Even in North Star Country, where the government updated its white paper shortly after the rule was announced, many people still failed.
Moreover, nearly every day, stories appeared online about people who had once been close but whose relationships fractured because they couldn't resist prying into each other's private affairs.
It's hard to say what exactly these people were thinking. Perhaps they believed that learning the answers to their questions was more important than the relationship itself.
Fortunately, people quickly grew used to it. After all, having lived in this era for so long, many had developed mental health issues to some degree.
