Identity; Jerks; Exceptions; That's Not Who I Am Apologies

[Dface]

@Elliot

But a typical jerk is someone who is a jerk 10% or less of the time,

How do you know that someone’s a typical jerk online if they only interact a little bit n not 100% of the time? Like the ~16 hours they’re awake

When u say this:

@Elliot

But a typical jerk is someone who is a jerk 10% or less of the time,

Does 1% of the time count too?

@Elliot

When they make dumb errors, they blame being tired or distracted or whatever (which is how they spend most of their lives) instead of blaming inadequate skill and practice.

I think we had a convo about this topic before, but my thinking is if im tired and im making dumb mistakes maybe I should stop for now and take a break. Should I just expect to get less done but still something when tired?

@Elliot

(which is how they spend most of their lives)

Oh i didnt think about that. If we’re at our peak of not tired after waking, then the other times we work it’s when we do get more and more tired

Edit:In case anyone wants to know the topic I was referring to. I think it was this:

Dface's Topic about Self-Help Books He's Reading

People get angry and act like a jerk and think that “I was having a bad day” is a good excuse because they aren’t usually like that. If famous, they may give a public apology saying that’s “not who I am” (I think because on most days of their life they didn’t do anything like that). Who you are near your worst is actually really important and says a lot about you. For many purposes, judging people by the minimum quality standard they maintain at all times is a better approach than looking at th…