Is generalization really that bad?

Re: Is generalization really that bad?

No offense taken..we’re all here to learn from eachother. :hugz:

Now, about the link you posted…I can see where the author is coming from, but I still stand by my beliefs, that the context of where the generalization is being made is the key. When gathering demographics from a marketing perspective, cencus or other such project, yes, generalizations can be useful and needed, but when it comes to topics such as religion, culture, race, creed etc, I don’t like to see or use generalizations. Like you pointed out, it’s too easy to get swayed in ones own emotions and experiences.