We have no shortage of bad human examples, certainly, but it’s not like we’re bumping into them left and right. How often do we not leave a review for something that functioned as intended vs when it doesn’t work? Sure, history books have some good examples of humanity, but it’s the real stinkers that get the most attention. I used to think it was so we didn’t repeat those mistakes, but that still sounds a bit, ambitious, let’s call it. Most of us range from boring to pretty darn good, but there’s always a few people we can’t seem to tell “no” to before they screw up monumentally.
We have no shortage of bad human examples, certainly, but it’s not like we’re bumping into them left and right. How often do we not leave a review for something that functioned as intended vs when it doesn’t work? Sure, history books have some good examples of humanity, but it’s the real stinkers that get the most attention. I used to think it was so we didn’t repeat those mistakes, but that still sounds a bit, ambitious, let’s call it. Most of us range from boring to pretty darn good, but there’s always a few people we can’t seem to tell “no” to before they screw up monumentally.