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by mey 13y ago
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- TillE 13y agoIt's so strange. I don't think I could name a single company or even product that I'm not ambivalent about. I may prefer X over Y, but everything has irritating flaws. I don't pretend to be some emotionless paragon of objectivity. It's just...criticism is good. I try to even highlight my own flaws, so they can be addressed. It's far more useful than trying to ignore problems.
- Scaevolus 13y agoDo you also tend to feel ambivalent about political parties and religions? These feelings largely depend on whether you view the world in absolute or relative terms.
- MichaelApproved 13y agoA similar study was performed with religion. When someone attacked a persons religion, they felt like it was an attack on them.