George Carlin's observation: When you're driving on the highway and someone is driving too fast, you say, "What a fuck'n idiot!" When someone is driving too slow, you say, "What a fuck'n moron!" Isn't it amazing that you are never a fuck'n idiot or a fuck'n moron.
That’s brilliant, thank you for sharing it!. A perfect snapshot of the Fundamental Attribution Error… and a reminder that on the road, somehow we’re always the only “good driver.” 🚗😅
George Carlin's observation: When you're driving on the highway and someone is driving too fast, you say, "What a fuck'n idiot!" When someone is driving too slow, you say, "What a fuck'n moron!" Isn't it amazing that you are never a fuck'n idiot or a fuck'n moron.
That’s brilliant, thank you for sharing it!. A perfect snapshot of the Fundamental Attribution Error… and a reminder that on the road, somehow we’re always the only “good driver.” 🚗😅
Insightful read
Glad you found it insightful Isaboke.
I stepped away from the double-edged sword of judgment, and instead I observe, notice and assess.
The edge of personal judgment is now blunt.
That's a great way to put it. Stepping back from judgment and shifting into observation sounds like a powerful practice.