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I am genuinely trying to give constructive feedback here - when you say things like "I didn't do any research" when asking a question, it has a tendency to caus
by hazmazlaz 3y ago
I am genuinely trying to give constructive feedback here - when you say things like "I didn't do any research" when asking a question, it has a tendency to cause people to be dismissive of your question because the act of asking without first expending effort and then advertising that fact makes the questioner sound entitled. Sort of like implying "my time is too valuable, but yours isn't". Next time try leaving that part out, and keeping the question simple, e.g. "What is special about having an overabundance of gold that isn't possible with a limited supply?" or by first doing a reasonable amount of research and leading with that, e.g. "I read a couple of webpages about the current uses of gold in science and industry, but I still can't figure out what would be possible if we had a limitless supply of it, can someone with more knowledge about this topic help me out?"
Hope this helps, like I said, I am genuinely trying to be constructive here, and no negativity intended towards you.