4 ms·
"Everybody is a little bit right" I was taught it by a former colleague but it was probably coined by someone else. We often think that if two views do not agr
by lbriner 7y ago
"Everybody is a little bit right"
I was taught it by a former colleague but it was probably coined by someone else. We often think that if two views do not agree, one must be right and the other wrong when in most cases, every idea is a trade-off and everyone is therefore a little bit right. We might be able to find a middle-ground solution or just accept that our idea isn't always chosen.
- peteradio 7y agoSomehow related: Sometimes the compromise is worse than either extreme.