bravo to you, kr1nx01! I would call this the first step to a better world.

of course, humans are hard-wired to base things on assumptions...did you know that people will spontaneously forget who they are talking to in certain situations? imagine this: you are walking down the street, when some random stranger stops and asks you for directions. You start to reply, but some guys carrying a big piece of drywall walk between you and the stranger. About 85% of the time, if the stranger were to switch places with somebody else while you couldn't see them, you wouldn't even notice. thats just how the human brain works, unfortunately.


but the fact that you can think beyond the immediate labels you give people is a tiny glimmer of hope in this war-torn world, I think. remember kids: do unto others as you would do unto yourself!
DrGonzo Reviewed by DrGonzo on . human nature let's face it, most of us judge people on appearance before all else, no matter how much we like to think we don't. ever since i've found this forum, however, i've noticed how horrible this trait is. i won't name any specific names or anything (i don't want to single people out) but there are many people on this board that have surprised me... altered my perception of the typical images i had in mind. for example, if i were to see a typical-looking "goth" on the street, i would probably try Rating: 5