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Asking "stupid questions" frees you from the trap of assumption. This is why people who are good at solving (or helping others solve) problems ask "stupid quest
by supermatt 5y ago
Asking "stupid questions" frees you from the trap of assumption. This is why people who are good at solving (or helping others solve) problems ask "stupid questions".
I suppose "rubber duck debugging" is a form of this.
- nathias 5y agothe problem is that it frees you from your assumptions, but you'll encounter many more assumptions from others
- grasshopperpurp 5y agoSome years ago, I learned that I'm better at finding things when high. For context, my GF misplace things a few times a week, and I like finding them before she can. I realized pretty quickly that I did better under the influence, because I didn't rule out places the things might be. When sober, I wouldn't check certain places, because, That'd be a ridiculous place to leave that. Sounds kinda dumb, but it was an ah-ha realization that extended beyond finding misplaced items.
- supermatt 5y agoi struggle with adhd and have both the same problem (frequently misplacing things) and a similar solution (checking everywhere, twice, even if im "sure" it wont be there)