Judgement

[Jeremiahcp]

Ceteris paribus, who is more likely to make a poor judgment call?

Someone who believes what is not true and makes judgments based on those beliefs.

Or

Someone who believe what is true and makes judgments based on those beliefs.

 

[jeager106]

Someone who believes what is true and makes judgments based on those beliefs.

 

[1137]

You can be right on some things and wrong on others.

 

[Jeremiahcp]

You can be right on some things and wrong on others.

Obviously.

 

[Kuzcotopia]

Obviously.

Well. . . It wasn't a tough question.

 

[Jeremiahcp]

Well. . . It wasn't a tough question.

I would hope it is not a tough question.

 

[Kuzcotopia]

I would hope it is not a tough question.

What I meant to say, I guess. . . Is that his response is the correct one.

 

[Jeremiahcp]

What I meant to say, I guess. . . Is that his response is the correct one.

So. . . .

Ceteris paribus, who is more likely to make a poor judgment call?

Someone who believes what is not true and makes judgments based on those beliefs.

Or

Someone who believe what is true and makes judgments based on those beliefs.

Like you said this is not a hard question, but I have a feeling some people don't like to face it.

 

[ADigitalArtist]

How are we ascertaining what is true?

 

[Jeremiahcp]

How are we ascertaining what is true?

That is irrelevant.

 

[ADigitalArtist]

Irrelevant

I highly disagree. People supposing something is true when it's not, and visa versa, would render your OP meaningless, if we can't actually establish what's true and what isn't.

What's irrelevant is statements which conflate belief with truth, e.g. 'my religion is true.'

 

[Desert Snake]

Does the peanut butter go on the top slice of bread, on a peanut butter & jelly sandwich, or on the bottom slice of bread?

 

[Kemosloby]

What would you need a judgement for if you already knew what was true?

 

[Jeremiahcp]

I highly disagree. People supposing something is true when it's not, and visa versa, would render your OP meaningless, if we can't actually establish what's true and what isn't.

What's irrelevant is statements which conflate belief with truth, e.g. 'my religion is true.'

"I highly disagree"

You are certainly free to do so.

"if we can't actually establish what's true and what isn't."

Are to telling me you don't believe in truth? As I feel that is whole another debate all together, one in which I would encourage you to make a thread for outside this thread. As that is a debate I grew tired of a very long time ago.

 

[ADigitalArtist]

Does the peanut butter go on the top slice of bread, on a peanut butter & jelly sandwich, or on the bottom slice of bread?

If you do two things layers of peanut butter on both slices of bread then it acts like an oil barrier and keeps the jelly/jam/honey from soaking into the bread.

 

[Desert Snake]

If you do two things layers of peanut butter on both slices of bread then it acts like an oil barrier and keeps the jelly/jam/honey from soaking into the bread.

Next subject, mayonnaise!

 

[ADigitalArtist]

"I highly disagree"

You are certainly free to do so.

"if we can't actually establish what's true and what isn't."

Are to telling me you don't believe in truth? As I feel that is whole another debate all together, one in which I would encouraged you to make a thread for outside this thread. As that is a debate I grew tired of a very long time ago.

No, I'm stating that we don't have enough information to determine if the things presented are actually true or false, and this could easily be a third person's opinion on true or false. So both, neither, or either could be making a poor judgement.

 

[Desert Snake]

No, I'm stating that we don't have enough information to determine if the things presented are actually true or false, and this could easily be a third person's opinion on true or false. So both, neither, or either could be making a poor judgement.

yes, it's wrong, right, and all of the above. This might be why people avoid this question.

 

[ADigitalArtist]

ie this an irrelevant statement.

How so?

 

[ADigitalArtist]

yes, it's wrong, right, and all of the above. This might be why people avoid this question.

I agree.