"Show me a wise man who isn't biased."

Can't argue with that. In Dante's Inferno, the lowest rung in Hell is reserved for those who insist on remaining "colorlessly neutral," those who make no moral or ethical distinctions, and there is no way one can do that and not favor one position or another (sometimes known as being "biased").

It has been said that one should "judge not, lest ye be judged." But a very wise philospher once said that the truly ethical person must make judgments. And be prepared to be judged for the judgments that he or she makes.

Don Firth