“you say you think , but then I see you doing . I’m going to stop believing anything you say until you start being more honest.
That’s remarkably harsh. People tend to be reliable or unreliable in spots. Reliability should be modeled as % reliability in whatever part of life there’s evidence for.
That’s remarkably harsh. People tend to be reliable or unreliable in spots. Reliability should be modeled as % reliability in whatever part of life there’s evidence for.
I don’t really see it as my place to judge what’s harsh and what isn’t; we work with the culture we’re given. If that kind of criticism is the norm, then who am I to say that it’s harsh?
That’s remarkably harsh. People tend to be reliable or unreliable in spots. Reliability should be modeled as % reliability in whatever part of life there’s evidence for.
I don’t really see it as my place to judge what’s harsh and what isn’t; we work with the culture we’re given. If that kind of criticism is the norm, then who am I to say that it’s harsh?
I don’t think that particular criticism is common in the culture, or at least I’ve never seen it before.