your judgement

[Sundae]

I voted 11 too.
Just based on the rubbish, urban myths presented as truth and downright lies I overhear on a daily basis.

But I suppose I'm not really much better in that I make snap judgements and leave it up to other people to prove me wrong. In a courtroom I'd listen for all I was worth and try to keep emotion out of the decision though.

[Stormieweather]

I'm going with none. I don't care much for assumptions.

Personally, I don't think that other people have an inferior sense of judgement just because they disagree with me or their perceptions clash with mine. Making a judgement of somone's sense of judgement can't possibly be accurate based on one sample of that ability. I don't know too many people who have never made an error in judgement.

If I were to find that all or a majority of the other jurors felt differently than I did, I'd probably review my own opinion to determine if I had any bias or personal perceptions clouding the issue, then either revise or solidify my stance, depending on my introspection.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Jeez, it's hard to say how many will disagree with me.

[kerosene]

Originally Posted by Sundae Girl

Just based on the rubbish, urban myths presented as truth and downright lies I overhear on a daily basis.

I was thinking about that, too. It is amazing what some people believe. All I have to do to find out is look through the email forwards I get from friends and relatives.