Re-reading after some life experiences, I see how true it is that, at its core, people just want to appear good and avoid blame at absolutely all cost.
People don’t want to make smart purchase decisions, they just want to avoid all possible blame for making bad purchase decisions.
People don’t want to the right things at work, they just want to avoid all possible blame for doing wrong things at work.
People don’t want to raise their children to be outstanding success, they just want to avoid all possible blame for raising their children to be failure. The distinction may look subtle, but materialize in real life as pressure for parents to force their children into soul-sucking slavery work just so that the parent can avoid possibility of criticism from society.
Re-reading after some life experiences, I see how true it is that, at its core, people just want to appear good and avoid blame at absolutely all cost.
People don’t want to make smart purchase decisions, they just want to avoid all possible blame for making bad purchase decisions.
People don’t want to the right things at work, they just want to avoid all possible blame for doing wrong things at work.
People don’t want to raise their children to be outstanding success, they just want to avoid all possible blame for raising their children to be failure. The distinction may look subtle, but materialize in real life as pressure for parents to force their children into soul-sucking slavery work just so that the parent can avoid possibility of criticism from society.