"The number of those who undergo the fatigue of judging for themselves is very small indeed"

This quote by Richard Brinsley Sheridan talks to the idea that most people are not willing to put in the time and effort to believe on their own and form their own viewpoints. He suggests that the number of individuals who want to put in the work to make their own judgments is really little. This suggests that the majority of people are content to accept the viewpoints of others without taking the time to consider the concern for themselves. This might be due to an absence of understanding or understanding, or simply an absence of interest in forming their own opinions. Sheridan's quote is a suggestion that it is important to believe for ourselves and not just accept the viewpoints of others without concern. It is only through putting in the time to think for ourselves that we can form our own viewpoints and make informed choices.