LifeIsStrange & White_lady
LifeIsStrange LifeIsStrange
White_lady White_lady
LifeIsStrange LifeIsStrange
Do you think a courtroom can truly capture the complexity of human choice, or does it reduce everything to neat, fixed rules?
White_lady White_lady
Courtrooms are built to apply clear rules, but the law itself is meant to adapt to human nuance. The judge must weigh messy, real-life choices against those tidy statutes, so the process can capture complexity if we bring that complexity to the bench.
LifeIsStrange LifeIsStrange
Exactly, but even the judge is a human, with their own blind spots. If we can bring that humanity into the courtroom, maybe it becomes a place where reality can be examined in all its messy layers.
White_lady White_lady
Yes, but only if the judge truly embraces self‑awareness and refuses to let prejudice cloud the decision. Otherwise the courtroom becomes a rigid echo chamber that never truly captures reality.