I agree with this sentiment, but I also don't know if it's the type of thing one can be convinced of through rational argument. Perhaps it's more of a personality trait or set of traits (the traits being how satisfying a person finds it to judge people, or to what extent interpersonal "drama" is interesting, or how easy it is to mentalize, or how strong a person's sense of fairness is, etc.). These traits probably overlap with cluster B personality traits or disorders, I would guess. I guess I'm saying you shouldn't judge people for judging people. I suppose I'm saying we can't say anything without bursting into a logical paradox lol. Typo: "maniac episode" should be manic episode.
OMG, that typo is incredibly embarrassing for me as someone who has (very, very briefly dabbled) in doing academic research this area. Thanks, I've corrected it now.
This is excellent. Thank you!
I agree with this sentiment, but I also don't know if it's the type of thing one can be convinced of through rational argument. Perhaps it's more of a personality trait or set of traits (the traits being how satisfying a person finds it to judge people, or to what extent interpersonal "drama" is interesting, or how easy it is to mentalize, or how strong a person's sense of fairness is, etc.). These traits probably overlap with cluster B personality traits or disorders, I would guess. I guess I'm saying you shouldn't judge people for judging people. I suppose I'm saying we can't say anything without bursting into a logical paradox lol. Typo: "maniac episode" should be manic episode.
OMG, that typo is incredibly embarrassing for me as someone who has (very, very briefly dabbled) in doing academic research this area. Thanks, I've corrected it now.