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I specifically am turned off by the superlatives aspect of the questions, as in "what is the best..." or "what is the most...". It immediately leads me to thin
by PopAlongKid 2y ago
I specifically am turned off by the superlatives aspect of the questions, as in "what is the best..." or "what is the most...". It immediately leads me to think about what metric is being used to measure it, since my "best" or "most" something may not be yours, and so I can't really answer, and instead would go off on a tangent about the meta aspect of the question.
So, if you are going to ask me about something, just ask without forcing me to rank things against some undefined scale.
- hanifc 2y agoI think part of the point is that you share your defined scale because that helps the other person understand you and your values.