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We are pretty good at making same-person judgements.But it is a problem for soul criterion of personal identity.Personal identity refers to the way people percieve the themselves and about their identity.We are good at making the judgements for others,telling them the advices and solutions about their problems..But when the same problem comes to us we find difficult to resolve it.A person with good self esteem could never be judgemental.But the person who has low self-esteem try to defend oneself from others.
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