U"Why Do People Judge What They Dont Understand?"

Why do people judge what they dont understand?

 

Answer:because for me, if someone didnt have knowledge or didnt understand about that certain thing, it will end up that he or she may judge it. And I believed, that the one who judge never understands. And the one who never judge understands.

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