The discussion revolves around the concept of human flaws, exploring various traits and behaviors that participants identify as imperfections inherent to humanity. The scope includes personal admissions of flaws, reflections on societal behaviors, and comparisons with other animals.
Participants express a range of views on what constitutes human flaws, with no clear consensus on specific traits or the implications of these flaws. Some agree on the existence of certain flaws, while others challenge the framing of these traits as uniquely human.
Participants acknowledge the complexity of admitting flaws and the difficulty in self-awareness regarding one's own imperfections. The discussion also touches on the relativity of success and failure, suggesting a nuanced understanding of human behavior.
Individuals interested in psychology, philosophy, or discussions about human behavior and morality may find this dialogue engaging.
Good one. I am extremely intolerant of people who don't try (at anything).
- hating/not accepting imperfectionOriginally posted by kyleb
it all falls under the heading of imperfection; a.k.a., being human.
Well, this IS the Politics forum, isn't it?
It is quite telling (though wholly unsurprising) that EVERYONE who responded declined to address the second part of the last sentence I posted. So much for admitting faults.
Well, I was actually talking about myself.
I will certainly admit to being self-righteous. And I also am quite aware of what I was doing here. This was a test and somewhat of a trap (though you had to close the door behind you and turn the key yourself to become trapped). But it was also an open invitation for people to prove without being specific that they are capable of self-criticism. It should have been easy and painless. I'm not surprised at the outcome, but maybe a little disappointed.
strong desire to kill beurocrats,