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Nope. This is a typical categorical fallacy: nobody can ever truly achieve the ideal, therefore everyone is equally flawed and we should stop judging others. D
by jkhdigital 5y ago
Nope. This is a typical categorical fallacy: nobody can ever truly achieve the ideal, therefore everyone is equally flawed and we should stop judging others.
Do people often lack self-awareness and accuse others of things for which they are equally culpable? Sure. But objective reality does, in fact, exist and therefore it is possible to identify objective standards and judge people according to their performance along them.
- onion2k 5y agoobjective reality does, in fact, exist Maybe. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25233590-800-the-quantum-experiment-that-could-prove-reality-doesnt-exist/ https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25233590-800-the-quan...
- s_gourichon 5y ago... only when people agree on their hallucinations. Summary of a talk by brain researcher Anil Seth: https://youtu.be/a54QHJYC8lM https://youtu.be/a54QHJYC8lM