We all have it, but it is extremely difficult for some of us to think independently because of our eusocial nature. Broad education and/or long life experience helps tremendously in acquiring this ability. We call it "good judgement," and it is developed to widely differing extents in individuals.
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Warren and Me
- Thread starter ETcallhome
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yes, but the skills needed to breed a good all around horse that can be ridden by children and pull a wagon are quite different than the skills it takes to breed a good race horse.We all have it, but it is extremely difficult for some of us to think independently because of our eusocial nature. Broad education and/or long life experience helps tremendously in acquiring this ability. We call it "good judgement," and it is developed to widely differing extents in individuals.
the better educated we are, in general, the better our judgement becomes.
My experience tends to support the opposite conclusion. People who work for a living tend not to be able to indulge the fantasies we see among the highly educated.
You're not alone, though I don't share that view..My experience tends to support the opposite conclusion. People who work for a living tend not to be able to indulge the fantasies we see among the highly educated.
How many people that you know actually work for a living? Let me guess, "Some of my best friends work for a living."My experience tends to support the opposite conclusion. People who work for a living tend not to be able to indulge the fantasies we see among the highly educated.