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It sounds good, but often still might be wrong. "That situation" includes details that still might not be clear. It's hard to communicate an entire frame of m
by unbalancedevh 2y ago
It sounds good, but often still might be wrong. "That situation" includes details that still might not be clear. It's hard to communicate an entire frame of mind, and you might find that you'd in fact do something very different if you were confronted with it.
- digging 2y agoTelling someone what you'd do in that situation is also another way of sussing out context they haven't told you yet. As an extremely simplified example: "I'd probably remove that piece right there first. It doesn't appear to fit with the rest." "That piece is holding together this whole subsystem, I'm not going to remove it."