I'd like to think I'm non judgemental but I think we all are judgemental. We judge people on every aspect of their appearance and behaviour, where they live, what car they drive and so on.
I did make a longish essential journey this week in my everyday car and having only been out once in 3 weeks I was amazed at the number or cars on the road. Whilst I am also not qualified to judge the righteousness of others, I did wonder if everyone was on an essential journey, especially a Lamborghini driver who I although I did not see the driver I seem to have stereotyped them as a flash Harry joyrider type!
By the way my excuse to drive the Morgan would be that I have 2 other cars both diesel and short drives to the supermarket wouldn't be good for the DPF.
I would agree with you there Rob, about 10 years ago whilst still in the workplace we all had to do an online course on prejudices and another on subconscious bias, this was around the time when LGBT + an other including the undecided came in.
Well the prejudice side of things was fine flew straight through it, the subconscious bias took 3 attempts doing it totally honestly and it really surprised me just what I was holding onto up there so yes we do make instant often incorrect judgements those of us that can admit to not being Peter Perfect at least
I certainly hold back nowadays before judging too quickly, after all the guy in the 911 could just have a dose of the squits and he was trying to get to the chemist for some Diocalm I suspect we'll never know
I hope he enjoyed that flat six anyway
