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> Or how about let's make sure at risk people are fully informed? You didn't say they were poorly informed, you said they lack judgment. That's something usual
by projektir 9y ago
> Or how about let's make sure at risk people are fully informed?
You didn't say they were poorly informed, you said they lack judgment. That's something usually said about a group of people to blame them for what happened and write the situation off as "not a problem, those people just suck".
So I'm not sure how you intended for that to go over as "those people are poorly informed". Of course they aren't, but that's not "poor judgment", it's a completely different statement to make, effectively an opposite one.
> Feeling like you have wasted 5-10 years of your life - some of your best years.
Why does a feeling indicate "poor judgment"? Do people who develop depression have poor judgment? Do people with midlife crisis? Do people with PTSD? Do failed athletes?
- sheepmullet 9y ago> You didn't say they were poorly informed, you said they lack judgment. Correct. And? One way to fix a lack of judgement is to inform. > That's something usually said about a group of people to blame them for what happened and write the situation off as "not a problem, those people just suck" Perhaps in your neck of the woods - where I come from it doesn't mean any such thing. In fact you would never use it like that. > Why does a feeling indicate "poor judgment"? Is the feeling reasonable and does it reflect reality?