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That's exactly the question. My solution is: Bob should try to ask with moderation, and Bob and Alice should work together in a situation where Bob does not ne
by cauch 3y ago
That's exactly the question.
My solution is: Bob should try to ask with moderation, and Bob and Alice should work together in a situation where Bob does not need to distract Alice. If Bob needs to distract Alice, then Alice just needs to live with it. If Bob has questions but does not need to distract Alice, then Bob should not ask the question and just needs to live with it.
What confuse me is that some people here just answer: obviously Alice is right and Bob is wrong, all the time except exceptional cases.
- ath3nd 3y agoI believe we should examine why Bob needs to distract Alice on a regular basis, and attack that problem with the might and fury of 1911 raging bulls and 420 mosquitoes. > What confuse me is that some people here just answer: obviously Alice is right and Bob is wrong, all the time except exceptional cases. Joking aside, I do agree with your point. It's not black and white and there shouldn't be fear/hostility connected with simply asking a question. However, 100% being open to questions all the time is simply disruptive for everybody.