Tag: perception

  • benefit of the doubt

    original publish date: 17th March, 2010

    decades on …

    This is apparently an unintentional non-accreditation and poor paraphrasing of Hanlon’s Razor, being

    Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

    Sorry, Rob.

    transcript

    Manager: Can I get you to present to the team this Friday?

    FTE #1: I guess I can, if you think my plans aren’t important.

    Manager: Hang on, I forgot. Aren’t you in training that day?

    FTE #1: I am. I just thought you’d chosen not to let me go.

    Manager: What do you think I am?

    FTE #1: Just forgetful, apparently

    Caption: Ignorance is always a more likely explanation than malevolence.