A critic is a person who points out your simplest blunders, in a profound way so that mistakes look like launching pads for a conspiracy theory of your faults.
Take your pick! 10 reasons listed here simply show common causes that some people critique, criticize, correct, or outright clobber a bloke.
Name any mistake that comes to you, and a critic will rush in to point out another bloke’s error. It’s a bit like hungry bear going after honey. Have you seen it?
Reasons differ, yet critics follow somewhat similar patterns:
- Facts appear wrong or missing and it seems vital to set folks straight.
- Brainy comparisons arise and critics refuse to be outwitted by plebs.
- Positions of power appear available to person who spots most errors.
- Feedback forms come with the job and require certain % of negatives.
- Opposing views confuse issues and so critics favor one correct way.
- Errors offer a platform for pontificating a finer approach – the critic’s.
- Personal reflection for growth takes skill – criticism seems far easier.
- Bloom’s taxonomy may be wrong and correct facts may be highest.
- Promotions are at stake and critics qualify more than their victims.
- Critics seem smarter and it helps an image to prove others dumb.
Brain related research by Suzann Pileggi suggests that thriving relationships accentuate the positive and broken relationships tend to look more for flaws.
Do you focus more on errors than of talent and innovation that takes risks?
