"Don't judge" is a rather unintelligent phrase. As I pointed out in the title, it happens automatically. We judge to discern whether we should apply the behaviors of others to our own lives.

Recently a friend of mine on Facebook didn't acknowledge and then deleted comments someone else and I made on their post in regard to immigration. We had corrected what was false (i.e. that illegal immigrants

"We first make our habits, and then our habits make us." ~John Dryden What we do everyday has a huge impact on our success. Beneficial tasks done sparingly produce some results, but beneficial

We can observe a cycle all around us and at all levels of people; those who have been abused go on to treat others poorly, and often in revolutions, one overthrown corrupted power leads to more corruption

Hello friends, this is my official introduction. I am Rose Schaefer and I heard about Steemit through a couple of friends. My passion is to grow, learn, and connect with others. Though my occupation is

It's interesting to consider whether uncivilized tribes/nations would be more likely to survive than civilized people if civilization collapsed. Does mean civilized people are at an evolutionary disadvantage