The Demartini Show Judgment vs. Opinion - EP 270
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Jan 17, 2025 Dive into the intriguing distinction between judgments and opinions. Discover how judgments can drive our actions, while opinions often reveal our personal biases. The discussion emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balanced view, especially during heated political debates. This exploration encourages listeners to seek objective understanding in the face of complexity, fostering a richer dialogue around challenging topics.
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Judgment vs. Opinion
- Judgments are assessments of something, perceiving more advantages or disadvantages.
- Opinions are expressions of those judgments, often subjectively biased.
Opinions and Subjective Bias
- Opinions stem from judgments and are usually subjectively biased, leaning one way or the other.
- Objective facts arise from seeing both sides simultaneously without assigning positive or negative labels.
Polarized Opinions and Media
- Polarized opinions, like those often promoted in media, are judgments fueled by strong emotions.
- These prevalent, sensationalized opinions often hold less value due to their common circulation.