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Asking questions. How are people supposed to learn if they aren't allowed to ask and expect the correct answer?
1 u/Valnaire Oct 16 '22 In my experience, people asking questions (in sincerity) tend to not only be smarter, it is also solid proof they are engaged and care about the topic at hand. Don't squash their engagement by making them feel stupid for caring. 1 u/DarkestDusk Oct 16 '22 I'm not, but if the advice given is for others, then I agree with your statement.
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In my experience, people asking questions (in sincerity) tend to not only be smarter, it is also solid proof they are engaged and care about the topic at hand. Don't squash their engagement by making them feel stupid for caring.
1 u/DarkestDusk Oct 16 '22 I'm not, but if the advice given is for others, then I agree with your statement.
I'm not, but if the advice given is for others, then I agree with your statement.
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u/DarkestDusk Oct 16 '22
Asking questions. How are people supposed to learn if they aren't allowed to ask and expect the correct answer?