A simple distinction. It’s either good or bad. And yet, possibly also the worst distinction.

This simple distinction is left to experience, instinct, or whatever quick method human beings have to decide if there is danger ahead.

This is probably how we’ve got to understand our use of such a way to decide. It is of great service in situations where there is no time to decide or whenever there is no benefit in taking time to evaluate things.

This leaves plenty of occasions to choose a different approach for our evaluation and decision-making.

The invitation here isn’t about reaching the perfect answer. It is to become able to say what makes something good or bad in that given moment.