If you were 100% sure you couldn't get caught, would you cheat in school?

how would you know though

because if you don't care enough about things to cheat then your only cheating yourself out of good job ...example you go to a interview for the job now it shows on paper what you know ...but boss what to see for himself what you know and asks alot of questions which you cannot answer because you didn't study the knowledge or let it sink it...so you don't get the job and maybe each and every interview goes off this way....so it's not good to cheat..

Mountain Dew Girl (that's my favorite soda-pop too...wow, I just said soda-pop, lol), I see your point. It could hurt in the long run, but it could prove equally as useful in the short run. What if you're cheating on a test in a subject that you have no interest in pursuing later in life? Cheating is wrong, I get it, and I've only done so a handful of times in 21 years of schooling, but to say that it will get you nowhere is a fallacy. It can get you a good grade, can't it? Unfortunately, the way schools are set up, it's mostly about grades anyways, rather than actually learning the material. I mean, most people don't learn the material presented for the sake of learning it. They're learning it because A. They're told to learn it, and B. Because they need a passing grade to move to the next level.