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> should-thinking
There's nothing inherently wrong with having expectations of others. As a heuristic the problem is when the expectations are either too high, too low or generally missing in some important context where there should be rules or too many rules/complexity.
Example: I expect people not light children on fire near me. Light a child on fire in front of me and after putting the child and there will be consequences.
This meme is probably worth keeping for just-world thinking being on it alone though.
> should-thinking
There's nothing inherently wrong with having expectations of others. As a heuristic the problem is when the expectations are either too high, too low or generally missing in some important context where there should be rules or too many rules/complexity.
Example: I expect people not light children on fire near me. Light a child on fire in front of me and after putting the child and there will be consequences.
This meme is probably worth keeping for just-world thinking being on it alone though.