Yah, it's a distortion of the natural and necessary human need to be constantly improving things. Excess negativity may come as a result of the excess stress produced by modern life, which in turn comes from increased uncertainty, constantly shifting goals and values. Blame somebody or something for my unhappiness. I'm feeling frustrated? F*ing Windows 8!
25¢, please :0)
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On Apr 17, 2013, at 3:03 PM, Judith Barnett <pooh4jvn@pacbell.net> wrote:
> It's fashionable to be a basher of anything these days, not just Win8.
> My own opinion about the way people rate things these days is if there
> is something that don't like about a product the first thing they do is
> bash it. If they like a product they are less likely to say anything
> about it so when you tally it up there are always more dislikes than
> likes. There is not one product invented that does not have something
> that someone does not like about it.
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