Men are often biased in their judgment on account of their sympathy and their interests.

Summary

This quote suggests that men's judgment can be influenced by their personal biases stemming from their sympathies and self-interests. It implies that individuals tend to view situations and people from a subjective lens, leading them to make judgments that may not necessarily be objective or fair. This acknowledgement highlights the inherent human tendency to let emotions and personal agendas sway our ability to make impartial judgments.

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