The Eternal FabricatorKaran Kapoor was born with a silver tongue and zero off-switch. At 28, he couldn’t remember the last time he told the truth. It started innocently enough—little white lies to skip family dinners (“Sorry, stuck in a board meeting”) or impress girls (“I climbed Everest base camp… twice”). But lies, like cheap credit cards, compound with interest.By his mid-twenties, Karan had invented an entire persona. On dating apps he was a globe-trotting startup founder who’d sold an AI company for eight figures. In reality, he was a mid-level content writer who once got fired for missing deadlines. He