"down to earth"
A realistic approach to apparent problems.
Behaviors
jumping to a false conclusion
Leaving out essential context and deciding.
buying a subscription and downloading all the materials
By request. Effectively, are subscriptions offered to provide access during the period of the subscription, or after, as well?
greatest fan / worst nightmare duality
"Black and white" thinking is increasingly polarized at the lowest levels, switching instantly from friend to enemy with misperception or apparent loss of what is wanted.
"rules for thee but not for me"
A signature conceit of Marxism and radical political activism for "change." The narcissistic core of the ego assumes immunity from the rules, behavior, and consequences it imposes on others while projecting its own authoritarian posture on that which it would change.
judgement
Priority request: Is the act of judging itself forbidden (i.e., in the extreme/spiritual sense of "thou shalt not judge"), or is it the lack of data, evidence, domain, context, etc., that can lead one to a flawed judgment, and that is to be cautioned against?
spiritualized ego "white knighting"
Assumes a posture of "standing for truth" even as it a derides the morality and courage of its chosen target.
chaining dogs for the purpose of guarding property
Request: Whenever I see such dogs I can't help but question the integrity of it.
avoiding that which is under 200
Is this a healthy approach? Or does actively avoiding things under 200 hinder your participation in life? --request
demanding attention
A hallmark of any under-200 field, demanding attention is in the nature of asserting control. Let God's attention be sufficient.
playing for love of the game
"refers to the passion and dedication that drives individuals to pursue their craft, often without expectation of external rewards or recognition" -- brave AI.
level: admitting I was wrong
Request: Many prominent figures in todays society seem to see it as a sign of weakness.
what-about-ism
"The communication intent is often to distract from the content of a topic (red herring). The goal may also be to question the justification for criticism and the legitimacy, integrity, and fairness of the critic" -- wikipedia.
know-it-all-ism
posture of "one who claims to know everything / also : one who disdains advice" -- merriam-webster.
doing something to impress others
Request: A very common behavior, conscious or not. Is it inherently negative?