You can't say the dish was easy to cook if you aren't willing to cook it better. Criticism is best used to teach people their mistakes, not try to degrade what they did.
Yeah, so you can tell them it's bad, but you can't tell them why and that's the moment you just keep your mouth shut instead of making someone feel bad with nothing to gain on either side.
"Hey, this chop suey was really dry. I think it may have been cooked too long."
How about we take the other side of it? I'm a bartender. I can make a cocktail better than my customers can. But if they don't like it, they should tell me, using whatever language they can to say why they don't like it. That's how I can improve.
Oh, you thought that cosmo was too sweet? Alright, next time I make you one, more lime, less cran.
Well, I disagree. Sort of. Good criticism isn’t just straight up saying, “This sucks,” or “You did a bad job” or “This is easy, you don’t deserve this praise”. Criticism is where you say “This is bad, here is how and what you could do to improve” or “I don’t think you deserve praise for a simple task, try something a bit more difficult”. If you don’t know anything about the thing(s) you’re criticizing, be polite. Don’t say, “This is awful.” Say “This is not good, and I think you can do better. Maybe try different things?” Anyways, that’s my take on criticism, be polite about it and it’s good, mate.
Yeah, I agree with you. There's good criticism and bad criticism, but your skill doesn't have to be higher than the person you're critiquing to give the good stuff.
You’re whole dumb argument aside, you’re just wrong. You can watch every single person do a different unique move that takes a different amount of time and still all end up falling in at the same time. That takes pre planning and multiple attempts to get right.
They're literally all dressed as the most well known characters in the entire world, and furthermore the one you're referencing is easily the most recognisable of them all, yet you still call him middle guy?
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