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This looks like the old "Don't judge and you will not be judged". Whenever I read an explanation about why not judge, it basically boils to this: you don't know
by cristianpascu 13y ago
This looks like the old "Don't judge and you will not be judged". Whenever I read an explanation about why not judge, it basically boils to this: you don't know the context of someone else's acts.
However, regarding every day matters, I think that we always make judgements about different facts based on partial information. That's the way things are and there's no way around it. Most of the time, a driver running the red light is a bad driver. If in a particular instance he was a husband taking his pregnant wife to the hospital, that's a different story.
- ajuc 13y agoSo it should be: "Judge, but include error bars in your judgament".
- JoeAltmaier 13y agoIts Occams Razor - why introduce variables to explain behavior, when a fundamental rule would explain it? Call it "simplest cause" and it seems less wrong.