Christian OsgoodCEO, Multifamily Strategy · CEO at Multifamily Strategy

People Suck

3 Dec 2022 · 0 min

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Arguments happen because people defend different value systems, not because people are bad. When you and someone else operate from different moral frameworks, you're both trying to prove yours is right. Shared values are rare, which is why conflict is common.

Maybe it's oversimplistic to say people suck. The first part is it's very rare to get a human being that has the same values as you do. That's where most arguments come from. If you think about arguments you have in a relationship, arguments with a friend, arguments with a boss, anything, it's almost always because they have a value system that's different than your value system. So what you're typically arguing is why your set of morals or understanding is right, and they're trying to argue that theirs is right.

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