>It's cold comfort knowing you're right when no one wants to listen. This says it all. Being critical, challenging ideas and evaluating possibilities isn't abo

>It's cold comfort knowing you're right when no one wants to listen. This says it all. Being critical, challenging ideas and evaluating possibilities isn't about being right and letting people know it. The whole point of being critical, challenging ideas and constructive criticism in general is to do it for their benefit. To help the person see things they may have missed. It's not about ego tripping for your benefit by proving that you're a visionary who noticed all the negative things they didn't want to see.