> especially the parts that go against his preferences
That sounds like a good general measure of a person: whether they're willing to acknowledge that their personal preferences are not always the best path to achieve their goals. The alternative seems to be people who reflexively rationalize why their personal preferences are actually objectively correct, or who lie about their past.
> especially the parts that go against his preferences
That sounds like a good general measure of a person: whether they're willing to acknowledge that their personal preferences are not always the best path to achieve their goals. The alternative seems to be people who reflexively rationalize why their personal preferences are actually objectively correct, or who lie about their past.
> especially the parts that go against his preferences
That sounds like a good general measure of a person: whether they're willing to acknowledge that their personal preferences are not always the best path to achieve their goals. The alternative seems to be people who reflexively rationalize why their personal preferences are actually objectively correct, or who lie about their past.