This looks like a good opportunity to remind you all that Connor Roy was interested in politics from a very young age

‏لا تحكمنّ بما سمعتَ على الورى
إن شئتَ عدلًا فاحكمنَّ بما ترى

فلَرُبّ أنباءٍ أتتكَ مريبة
أعمَت عيونكَ عن حقيقةِ ماجرى

"أما إنّه ليس بين الحق والباطل إلا أربع أصابع."
فسُئِل عليه السلام عن معنى قوله هذا، فجمع أصابعه ووضعها بين أذنه وعينه ثم قال: 
"الباطل أنْ تقولَ سَمعتُ والحق أنْ تقولَ رأيتُ"

- الإمام علي بن أبي طالب (ع)

ماءُ الوجه جامدٌ يُقطِرُه السؤال، فانظُر عندَ مَن تُقطِرُه

- نهج البلاغة

“The Misery” by Rojas Poleo

من سَلَّ سيفَ البغي، قُتِلَ به

- نهج البلاغة

رُدَّ سَيْفَكَ إِلَى مَكَانِهِ. لأَنَّ كُلَّ الَّذِينَ يُشهِرونَ السَّيْفَ، بِالسَّيْفِ يَهْلِكُونَ

[متى ٢٦:٥٢]

It’s a truism in medicine that difficult diagnoses are most likely to be made by the most or least experienced doctors.

The most senior have a broad set of experiences that allows them to consider many different possibilities. Because they are open to a wide variety of observations, fewer pertinent findings are filtered out.

What about the novice? They have no expectations and there is some evidence that this lack of preset experience-based biases allows them to look more carefully at the entire picture.

- Every patient tells a story, by Lisa Sanders

Psychology is probably the most unscientific science out there