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He spoke at my university and said something that stuck with me, “never ask a question to show that you know something, but always ask in earnest and be vulnera
by smurda 6y ago
He spoke at my university and said something that stuck with me, “never ask a question to show that you know something, but always ask in earnest and be vulnerable to the fact that you don’t know something.”
- mgkimsal 6y agoAnd when I don't ask questions, but assume the other parties already knows what I know, I get problems. So... I have to find a way to ascertain that other parties know what I know (more or less) - without sounding like I'm asking a question to show what I know.
- xtiansimon 6y agoA little aside--I have a colleague who will ask a question, and then they ask another one, at which point you realize they already have an answer. HA! Just tell me the idea. Don't manipulate like a child. Magic spell to make their conclusions inevitable, because you answered two leading questions. Bravo Milton.