Baseless allegations, rants
devoid of facts , imagined
victimhood projections are
popular past times which pass for
news in certain media too.
So, most importantly we can avoid
these usual traps while exploring the facts we must desist getting distracted
by:-
1.Mutilating the facts,
2.Analyzing them with preconceived notions or prejudices,
3.Generalizing the particular and particularizing the general,
4.Approaching facts with unloving criticism or uncritical love,
5.Evaluating facts with our pet isms or philosophies,
6.Resorting to statistical
justifications,
7.Unleashing unworkable utopia,
8.Mask them with logical fallacies,
9.Mute them in pleasant jargons, and
10.Give historical justifications
7.Unleashing unworkable utopia,
8.Mask them with logical fallacies,
9.Mute them in pleasant jargons, and
10.Give historical justifications
11.Comprehend with confirmation bias
or pre conceived conclusions
12.Trying to over simplify the
complicated and over complicate the simple factors/aspects.
On matters of evaluation I have
studied, written a lot and experienced through bitter experiences in many
spheres that life’s churning process [which includes all areas of
business as well] is not that easy to decipher nor can we be assured of what
it throws up but that does not mean that we have to be passive spectators or
pusillanimous persons relying on conjectures and gamble without rules, plans,
perspectives, methods, measures etc
John Adams
says, “Facts
are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the
dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.”
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