> To interject and argue a "better" perspective requires a certain level of arrogance that not everyone has. That's one way of looking at it. Another perspecti

> To interject and argue a "better" perspective requires a certain level of arrogance that not everyone has. That's one way of looking at it. Another perspective would be "we're all here trying to solve this problem that we're talking about, so obviously if someone has a solution they think would work, they'd say it. No one is, so I'll offer my thoughts since it's better than nothing"