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Your statements are all true, in isolation from the question they answer. But I do not see why this risk means that self-worth should not be connected to accomp
by mmirate 9y ago
Your statements are all true, in isolation from the question they answer. But I do not see why this risk means that self-worth should not be connected to accomplishments.
As I see it, an analogy to your argument would be that making a car's fuel gauge dependent on the amount of fuel in the car's fuel tank, means that the car is at risk of showing a low reading on its fuel gauge in the future.
- atomical 9y agoSelf-worth doesn't have to be connected to accomplishments, so why should it be? The car doesn't need fuel because the engine runs fine without it.