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You’ve sort of blown right past the word “assume” in this expression. Assumption is what we go on when we have no proof - so, until you have proof, assume inco
by simonbarker87 6y ago
You’ve sort of blown right past the word “assume” in this expression.
Assumption is what we go on when we have no proof - so, until you have proof, assume incompetence.
Making this initial assumption (effectively giving the benefit of the doubt) does not mean you should stop looking for proof/under lying reasons.
What it does is reduce the dopamine hit you get from being angered/outraged and let’s you think with a clearer head moving forward in your thinking/investigating.
I at no point said “assume incompetence and then stick your head in the sand and pretend all is fine” that’s has its own saying “ignorance is bliss”
- simonbarker87 6y agoAh, ok - I didn’t used the word assume in my initial comment, picked it up from yours. Probably a better version would be “don’t assume malice when it can be explained by incompetence”