What would you say is the difference between judgement and observation?

We all use observation to find our judgments, and we all use judgment to [i]feel[/i] how we [i]feel[/i] about something, it becomes about how you accept and give yourself in understanding. It's probably the worst word in the English language for how it holds so many different connotations that really has a profound difference in effect, yet unique in that's it apt in both actions. Observation is just witness and impartial.

Judgment applies an opinion.

Observation is passive, judgement is aggressive.

When it's an observation I stay silent
But When it's a judgement I talk a lot
So silly 😐🤦‍♀️

observation leads to judgement. But observation must be non-judgemental. One has to observe the full course and not dictate the course mi way by their own judgement. So an unbiased observation unviels judgments which are like steps in a ladder. Without Judgments one cannot progress or escalate in life.

I think observation is seeing, hearing and or reading something or someone. An act, that consciously or un consciously leads to an assumption, which almost always leads to a judgement. Not necessarily a negative judgement, but some type of opinion/judgement.

Observation (gathering info, some analyzing of it maybe) is the initial state of both. Like everyone observes something. But judgment is drawing a final conclusion...🤔🤔

Judgement is fighting with yourself .
Observation is letting go of thoughts without fighting

Observation is just viewing and judgement is building an opinion based on what's viewed?

Judgement stems from a series of observations

A mouth, and using it. 😄

A persons own values

Judgement is assigning value, whereas observation is just watching

Judgement comes a bit closer to [b]condemnation[/b], although it’s still not the same. To judge is not necessarily to condemn. Observation is relatively neutral.