Life
A few lessons I learned in hard way:
- People who are very religious should not be trusted blindly. They actions are unpredictable and without logical explanation. They do not have personal integrity.
- People who behave very politely should not be trusted blindly. They are often pretentious and has bad intentions
- People who say mean things about others and use harsh language about their differences should not be trusted blindly. They will do the same to you and will take anything personally and will turn enemies quickly.
- Give feedback to projects or works by others only if you know they will take it constructively. Giving honest opinions to some people will make you their enemy. Skip them, do not give feedback or optinion to them.
Observations about people's behaviors from my experience.
- The sentences one person write or speak often gives clues about that person's intellectual depth. People who use very short sentence and often phrases instead of sentences are intellectually weak. They usually struggle to articulate relatively non-trivial ideas and events. These people are also often followers of hatred and extreme right wing ideas.
- If somebody promise something to you and do it on time(or informs delay or not able to do it) are people with integrity. If a person does not value their promises, do not trust them with time sensitive delegations
- People who have no opinion on anything are boring and not worth having friendship or relationships. People who have opinion on everything are pretentious and not worth having friendship or relationships.
- Fundamental Attribution Error - Humans tend to: (1) Attribute the actions of others to their character (and not to their situation or context). (2) Attribute our actions to situation and context (and not to our character).
- Bandwagon Effect- It creates a strong tendency to speak, act, or believe things simply because a lot of other people do.
- Egocentric Bias - The human tendency is to have a higher view of one's self than is objectively warranted.
- The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon says that increased awareness of something creates the illusion that it is appearing more often.
- Pygmalion Effect- High expectations lead to high performance (and vice versa).
- Confirmation Bias - Humans have a tendency to see and interpret information in a manner that supports previously held beliefs.
- The "backfire effect" is the tendency for humans to use evidence in direct conflict with their thesis to further strengthen their previously held beliefs.
- Anchoring- The "anchor" is a reference point of information (usually the first piece of information received on a topic). All subsequent thinking or decisions are silently "anchored" to this point.
- Dunning-Kruger Effect - People with a low ability at a task are prone to overestimate their ability at that task. Humans are notoriously incapable of objective evaluation of their competency levels.
- Learn to sit back, relax and observe. Not everything need a reaction
- Give yourself enough respect to walk away from someone who does need see your worth
- Learn how to stop telling people more than they need to know
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