> When people shoot off their mouths about something, they’re not necessarily talking about what they’d actually do, but often merely what they feel in that pas

> When people shoot off their mouths about something, they’re not necessarily talking about what they’d actually do, but often merely what they feel in that passing moment. Agree, but these things do matter on the margins. A Jewish landlord may almost always rent to Muslims, but once in awhile might not. Or might apply stricter standards to rental applications from Muslims on occasion. There's been a lot of progress for sure, but self-reflection in order to understand your own implicit biases is work that's never really finished I guess.