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You can choose to not answer (not always, but sometimes).
by TheDudeMan 5y ago
You can choose to not answer (not always, but sometimes).
- teddyh 5y ago“Meyerhof was about to pass on down the list when the summons came. It wasn’t really a summons. No one could summon a Grand Master. It was only a message that Division Head Trask would like very much to see Grand Master Meyerhof if Grand Master Meyerhof could spare him the time. Meyerhof might, with impunity, have tossed the message to one side and continued with whatever he was doing. He was not subject to discipline. On the other hand, were he to do that, they would continue to bother him—oh, very respectfully, but they would continue to bother him.” — Jokester, Isaac Asimov, 1956 <https://archive.org/details/Infinity_v01n06_1956-12_LennyS-cape1736/page/n39/mode/1up https://archive.org/details/Infinity_v01n06_1956-12_LennyS-c...>
- Graffur 5y agoTrue, and I do if its an unprompted call with no obvious reason.