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Is it really 'looking down on'? If someone has a slower car (than them), would it be the same? I know i have a 'less developed palate', than many as i like the
by InCityDreams 4y ago
Is it really 'looking down on'?
If someone has a slower car (than them), would it be the same?
I know i have a 'less developed palate', than many as i like the same things day after day after day, then i change something and remain the same again. I occasionally enjoy a vindaloo and other indian food. I know people that chop and change and cook and experiment, and they can tell immediately if I've under-salted a pasta or over-cooked some vegetable.
To some of us, food is fuel, and that's it.
I fear people nowadays take any form of comparison as an insult.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UDIHrX-Jp2E https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UDIHrX-Jp2E
- trevyn 4y agoRight, it's conflating development stage with a value judgement thereon. Someone else might acknowledge that increased complexity is typically an indicator of a later development stage, while preferring or finding moral goodness in an earlier stage of development, or having no value judgement on it at all.