I think it's because we see others in action we can see their face their reactions all from a distance
other than being recorded by a video I don't see myself from a distance I don't really see my actions
so it's tougher to "see" what's right and wrong
I agree. It's easier to observe others and see their strengths and weaknesses than it is to observe ourselves and see our own strengths and weaknesses.
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http://www.amirite.com/747311-s...re-when-theyre
http://www.amirite.com/774430-i...ut-once-you-do
I'm hyper- aware of all my flaws so I tend to notice them in myself and not in others. Sometimes to a fault.
usually the qualities we most despise in others are the ones we possess ourselves
Pretty true and goes for faults as well. I enjoy the saying about when you point your finger at another person you have 3 pointing back at yourself.
Hypocrisy is the pillar that keeps our broken society standing
I think it's because we see others in action
we can see their face
their reactions
all from a distance
other than being recorded by a video
I don't see myself from a distance
I don't really see my actions
so it's tougher to "see" what's right and wrong
I agree. It's easier to observe others and see their strengths and weaknesses than it is to observe ourselves and see our own strengths and weaknesses.
related posts:
http://www.amirite.com/747311-s...re-when-theyre
http://www.amirite.com/774430-i...ut-once-you-do
I'm hyper- aware of all my flaws so I tend to notice them in myself and not in others. Sometimes to a fault.
usually the qualities we most despise in others are the ones we possess ourselves
Pretty true and goes for faults as well. I enjoy the saying about when you point your finger at another person you have 3 pointing back at yourself.
Hypocrisy is the pillar that keeps our broken society standing