judgments

You're both talking past each other by adopting extreme positions and making sweeping moral judgments about entire nations.

You do have plenty to fear, because any government has made errors in their judgments many times before.

Syntactic theories aim to explain why particular sentences are grammatical or ungrammatical (in the judgments of native speakers).

Secondly, still, you continue to make value judgments based on your own personal ethics and assume they're universal truths.

But somehow if you made that society they would find a way to tell each other apart, and make snap judgments.

GitHub making value judgments on the political correctness of speech in the repositories they host makes me extremely hesitant to continue to use them.

Can't remember any of the judgments I made (was a quarter century ago), but my input was an essential part of the decision.

There you can wind up with results that look stochastic and range from 0 to 1 but technically are the just numeric values assigned to value judgments.

However, in order to make judgments about reality by using statistics, one has to come up with reasonable models and assumptions, otherwise the resulting deductions can be worthless.

Freedom of speech doesn't mean that anybody other than the government has to have anything to do with you and doesn't apply to anybody here in their personal judgments of somebody who's choosing to act shitty.

There are other ways, but you have to deprogram yourself, or better - debug yourself - in order to get closer access to your unconscious and make more informed judgments.

But please don’t go through life with the thought that the only ethical decisions you can make are those that won’t involve some gray areas or quandries or paradoxes or judgments.

It doesn't mean "stupid" or "makes bad choices" or "deserves to struggle/be hungry/forego medical care" or any of the judgments that usually get attached to it.

Perhaps you are correct that there is something other than "trading" in which people routinely add to losing positions and end up making money when the market changes to confirm their judgments.

Society, through its laws, must make judgments about what "bundle of rights" it wants to associate with any given form of property and whether recognizing and protecting such bundles of rights will promote individual happiness and social betterment, including economic prosperity.

John Cage If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses" Henry Ford Good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from bad judgments Mark Suster If you want to succeed, double your failure rate.

Judgments calling for transfer of wealth from one to another are legal.