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Are you saying that this was a form of Socratic questioning- intentionally presenting an incorrect statement in order to obtain the correction?
by drumttocs8 3y ago
Are you saying that this was a form of Socratic questioning- intentionally presenting an incorrect statement in order to obtain the correction?
- natpalmer1776 3y agoA bit like that, but without prior knowledge of whether the information is incorrect, rather an intuition that it is correct.
- toxik 3y agoSorry but that is just ludicrous. You do not answer a factual question with a mostly made-up answer without saying clearly "this is pure speculation" at some point, preferably early on.
- natpalmer1776 3y agoWhen I was younger (hah, I'm only 26 now) I sure did do exactly what you say. If your statement is intended to say that "People should not" then you're absolutely correct, however it is a learned behavior that some people must adopt after being corrected by their peers.