Cynics assert that (i) $$\qquad$$ may be the hallmark of divinity. According to them, all (ii) $$\qquad$$ have inherent prejudices and self-interests. Consequently, our judgments get (iii) $$\qquad$$ as the subjective element is always bound to creep in.


$\begin{array}{lll} \text { A. mysticism } & \text { D. decision makers} & \text { G. jaded } \\ \text { B. disinterestedness } & \text { E. renowned philosophers } & \text { H. colored } \\ \text { C. forgiveness } & \text { F. ordinary mortals } & \text { I. superficial } \end{array}$