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I do this sometimes, but no longer because I fear looking ignorant. Unfortunately, I've realized that most people are really bad at explaining things. It's not
by etler 13y ago
I do this sometimes, but no longer because I fear looking ignorant. Unfortunately, I've realized that most people are really bad at explaining things. It's not their fault, teaching is hard, but I often find asking questions to the wrong person can lead to a hard to escape, but well meaning tech rant that I can't remotely discern because it relies too much on domain knowledge. I often find that it's easier to just look it up on my own.
- andrewflnr 13y agoI do this a lot in math class, actually. The professor goes "so X leads to Y, right? RIGHT?" and I just nod and say yes or otherwise he won't get on to the next thing. I'll understand it better when I can read it in the book.