Sympathy tends to extend more for lack of capability than poor choices.
And it takes some non-intuitive insight to understand that in some situations “poor choices” are caused by a “lack of capability”. Specifically, a capability to think or act sufficiently rationally. (Where “sufficiently” depends on the specific situation.)
I don’t think so.
Sympathy tends to extend more for lack of capability than poor choices.
And it takes some non-intuitive insight to understand that in some situations “poor choices” are caused by a “lack of capability”. Specifically, a capability to think or act sufficiently rationally. (Where “sufficiently” depends on the specific situation.)