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I would consider a question bad that is not explicit enough about what answer would actually be "good". But when learning new things, I'm often faced with the
by k__ 5y ago
I would consider a question bad that is not explicit enough about what answer would actually be "good".
But when learning new things, I'm often faced with the problem that asking the right questions isn't much different from already knowing the answer.
- qecez 5y agoShouldn't take too long to run out of "silly" questions before you get to the right ones, as long as the interest is there and it's genuine. Now how do you foster sincere curiosity is a better question :)