I have read about radical honesty multiple times on the internet and didn’t saw the point of it. I only saw the point when I meet a person who actually lives according to the philosophy, even when that means that it makes certain situations more challenging.
The core rule of radical honesty isn’t: You have to say “I imagine”, “I conclude” or “I deduce”.
The core rule is that you speak the truth and when you judge another person you don’t hold the judgement back but speak it out. Empirically that’s easier when the statement is softened by “I imagine”.
I have read about radical honesty multiple times on the internet and didn’t saw the point of it. I only saw the point when I meet a person who actually lives according to the philosophy, even when that means that it makes certain situations more challenging.
The core rule of radical honesty isn’t: You have to say “I imagine”, “I conclude” or “I deduce”. The core rule is that you speak the truth and when you judge another person you don’t hold the judgement back but speak it out. Empirically that’s easier when the statement is softened by “I imagine”.