/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10971328
What do you expect to accomplish, asking such a vague question?

>>10971328
What is one reason to do it?

>>10971328
>What’s the most effective way to judge others
In court
Bazorple

>>10971328
Throw an empty beverage at their head

>>10971328
Effective as in have your opinion change their internal or external circumstances? Or for OP to feel superior-in-isolation?

>>10971328

Ask them their opinion on weed.

>>10971387
Well I had three under 18's rollme a joint with my own stash outside the state library and some unescorted Catholic schoolgirl joined in and was super encouraging for everyone to think of her sexually, so, I guess the general opinion of weed is that if you hate it, you hate Mother Earth.

>Like any anonymous poster is worth respect or respecting

There is no need to judge others

>>10971416
Judging = Masturbating

>I now understand.

>>10971328
Ask them what they think of a social taboo.

>>10971375
I appreciate you.

>>10971328
Only by their looks, social status, and material wealth, of course.

t. dumb cunt

>>10971522
thanks

>>10971328
>wants help hard reading other people
>refuses to consult the experts
Why?

>>10971554
Because of the 'ex' part of said description, I suspect.

>>10971569
Nice chatbot

>>10971328
By achievements? Sometimes people hide their achievements from you, and other times people brag about them. Sometimes people are very close to achieving but cut short by some reason. So maybe after achievements look at skills. Play more attention to quality than quantity. For example value creativity over technical skills and speed because it is rarer.

>>10972387
Maybe look at kindness and achievements?

1) Kind & Achieving
2) Not kind & Achieving
3) Kind & Not achieving
4) Not kind & Not achieving

Obviously you should hang around nr. 1 but stay away from nr. 4. The others are less clear.

>>10971328
The best way to judge others is by seeing from every possible point of view.

>>10971328
A cat-scan.