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How is it a leading question?
by ioasuncvinvaer 6mo ago
How is it a leading question?
- operatingthetan 6mo ago>A leading question is a query that suggests the desired answer or puts words into a witness's mouth, often guiding them toward a "yes" or "no" response.
- viccis 6mo agoIt was just restating what you already said; no need for this specious response.
- operatingthetan 6mo agoPlease quote me where I said 'my designers debug react code that AI messes up.' I did not say anything of the sort. See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47819428 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47819428
- viccis 6mo ago"Debug react code" => "Front-end" "Designers" => "Design" >Front-end, UX, design, and product have become one role. Ok so, are your "designers" (now part of one role) not debugging react code? If they are then you mislabeled the question as leading to avoid discussing in good faith. If not, then you lied about the "one role" and it turns out that they haven't BECOME "one role". This motte-and-bailey strategy is unproductive and disrespectful to the people you are addressing.
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- hombre_fatal 6mo agoThey entailed scenario that isn't entailed by the person's claim. i.e. The OP doesn't need to answer yes to their question for OP's claim to be true, yet their question pretends otherwise. (non sequitur)