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Judge not lest ye be judged; I have come to understand this to say that the practice of judgement – the perception of people and the world through the lens of j
by AnthonBerg 5y ago
Judge not lest ye be judged; I have come to understand this to say that the practice of judgement – the perception of people and the world through the lens of judgement, the production of judgemental thoughts – it can turn on a person so that we will then tend to assume that we are being judged. And that it matters.
Conversely, we can also produce the correct statement that we are witnessing twitter being used as a long form blogging format.
I can also produce a judgement of myself: Maybe I’m seeing your comment through the lens of misunderstanding. And maybe I am just yet another person who thinks this is a conversation and that around it a society may be witnessed.
Rather like the object presented which is presented along with the sequence of letters “lock”. It opens up and we see its inner nature: Not a lock.