Luckily I'm human, so I've done the exact same thing a million times because I'm incredibly ignorant. Like, my knowledge is a drop in the ocean of information, the rest of said ocean I am ignorant of. Then, within that drop of knowledge, there's only one stable isotope of knowledge, while the rest is incorrect knowledge, undiscovered knowledge, baseless knowledge, and what I'm sure is more because my ignorance is tricky in that I don't know what I don't know because I don't know its a thing that I could know, and is entirely dependent on outside sources delivering it to me. It hasn't been a one time event, either. I have found that usually every time I learn something, I did not know it beforehand. No matter how hard I try to cover all my bases, I have been shown repeatedly, in every single bit of knowledge I've ever had, that I was missing crucial pieces that change everything, and if, when I was younger, someone had told a story about a man who was wrong, but thought he was right and tried to convince other people of it, and made decisions based on it for years, or months, or days, and then was shown some missing pieces that made him aware of his error, I'd have thought there was a hell and that was it. That's just life though, for humans, at least.
So, I'd have to be delusional or incredibly dense to expect anything else from people. I at least can be thankful when its an area I have knowledge in, so I can be of some use and share my strengths with those for whom it is a weakness, and when I make mistakes they can do the same for me. I can't imagine any human responding with judgement, criticism that isn't useful at all, unforgiving condemnation, or anything that indicates they don't understand, because they do.
Speaking of, I have some ignorance I need help with; when I don't like something, or have any negative emotions about something, it is ALWAYS lack of understanding. I set out to figure out what I don't understand and eliminate the lies that allow me to justify being a cancerous growth on said issue. Is that not always the case? Does understanding not always eliminate judgement? "THEY SHOUDLN'T HAVE" VS "I CAN SEE WHY", whether you like, dislike, agree, or disagree?
But, here I am, a human, rambling on in a thread populated by beings of pure, brilliant light, far superior to me in every way, who also make up the majority of the internet where said thread exists. I am humbled to even be allowed to post here. I do have trouble understanding that species, though, as I do not think I would ever enjoy judgement, even if I were to find perfection one day. I guess it doesn't feel disingenuous when you don't have to make mistakes to get there.
So, my feelings on the matter are as follows, as unimportant and useless as they are: I don't care, but if I did, I would be disappointed, because I know what it's like to have expectations that prove to be premature, or that took many liberties in establishing themselves where the liberties ended up not matching reality. Its always a thing to be grateful for that there is an opportunity here for people to become harder, better, faster, stronger.
On a side note, it looks like many of you could have prevented this, I trust all of you tried to contact Notch and requested to handle his business affairs back when this was first announced? If only I wasn't just as ignorant as Notch, even more so, and could not see this coming with any sort of certainty, or I'd have done it myself.
