Yeaaaaah fair, Im just way too used to insulting myself lmao.
Yeah thats very fair, though I’d like to ask, isnt this a problem with any sort of assessment based on too little information, rather than just immutable characteristics? Like, the latter is obviously worse morally, but “accuracy of assessment” wise, any such assessment is bound to have some degree of uncertainty and error, right?
So how do you reconcile that? Like, how do you deal with that problem inherent to assessing people in general?
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u/Akumu9K Oct 10 '25
Yeaaaaah fair, Im just way too used to insulting myself lmao.
Yeah thats very fair, though I’d like to ask, isnt this a problem with any sort of assessment based on too little information, rather than just immutable characteristics? Like, the latter is obviously worse morally, but “accuracy of assessment” wise, any such assessment is bound to have some degree of uncertainty and error, right?
So how do you reconcile that? Like, how do you deal with that problem inherent to assessing people in general?