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Humans are wired to reach conclusions with incomplete information. Most of us do it many times each day. Sometimes we are right. Sometimes we are wrong. However, as Jim points out, we often never know ALL the facts.

Some people say this is a product of modern life but I disagree. Our prehistorical ancestors who ran or climbed trees when they thought maybe they saw a lion had a better chance of survival. Those who didn't rush to judgement and waited until they were sure it was a lion, limited their response time. Those who were really indecisive and considered the possibility that perhaps THIS lion is the vegetarian exception and didn't reach their conclusion until the lion was chewing on their leg...