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Abstract questions are great when you don't quite know what to hone in on, so that you don't get prematurely bogged down in specifics. Specifics which might be
by Dewie3 11y ago
Abstract questions are great when you don't quite know what to hone in on, so that you don't get prematurely bogged down in specifics. Specifics which might be superflouous to your question, or maybe even misleading. They are also great when you want to have a general conversation with a general crowd, where more broad and general questions and topics can facilitate more discussion with several people, whereas more concrete, opinionated and assumptious questions would only attract a few others if anyone. As for myself, my own suspicions and enquires are a bit more focused and opinionated than you might get the impression of here.
As for asking more concrete questions in this place, I see little point. At least as far as your benefit is concerned since you know everything on this topic already.