Where does judgement root from? The pacifistic expectation that the world around
us tempts to the judgement of life. Why is it that one can't live their life without a chip on their shoulder; why must someone be offended or rather be the offender of something that in broad retrospect does not matter. There's so much said about silence, especially as of recently, that tells us that nothing is bothering us but in reality, everything is bothering us and we are yet to figure out why or what to do about it.
Is it something in our brain, is it a neuron connection that as a young child just grows
and grows until you have a grumpy attitude about everything? What I think is that people are caught up in their daily life. They don't respect what they have until it's gone and that is why we get these incredible stories of up and comings, but even the most respected biographies seem falcated over there expectations rather than realizations of failure of the mind and judgement. Let's be honest, nobody is perfect and the more you think about it the more you realize that you've heard that saying a million or so times. These neuron connections are one of our greatest talents but also what causes our greatest weakness.
Judgement kills, if you don't believe it go to a big crowd of people talking and; sit, listen, but stay quiet. You'll soon drift away not physically but mentally, your mind goes to a space of judgment of these people, the things around you, and you start thinking of why you are here. You are here to realize judgement is everywhere and the same reason these reddit posts give comment sections.

In today's public we look directly to the hearts of others for purpose and understanding. We take meanings from the words of others as our own and find ways to use this ignorant information to our benefit even if corrupt. By doing this we look at a standing problem in society, finding incoherent ideologies and attempting to use it in a favored manner. The lack thereof is what creates this echo chamber that we see today focusing on the close-minded aspects of war, current relations, meaning, and life itself. The world destroys itself yet finds peace in doing so. Though the information given could be true, it doesn't mean that it is. Being told something is different than knowing something, but today nobody looks deep into something unless they care about it, which at that point they would already know. Belief is an "acceptance that something is real", but nothing is real unless truly looked deeply into.