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Dick Kistler
Later, I also think that this old aphorism is mostly applicableJupiter Jones said:The only real stupid question is the one that isn't asked.
If there is anyone here who can't understand that basic fact, they should
either go away or calmly and politely learn to live with it.
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to situations where your fears and feelings are involved.
Say you are talking to your doctor-there there may be no
stupid questions. Or your vet, or even your minister.
When your are problem solving, I just don't think that is true.
As a matter of fact not asking a stupid question may be a
great driving force for many to actually solve problems on
their own. Or maybe you ask the questions that you know
are stupid to yourself, and try to answer them yourself before
you ask them in public. The lesson is "do your homework."
Tell me, isn't it frustrating to answer the same question,
like: "Where can I download SP2" again and again,
when the answer is just 3 or 4 posts down in the list?
In that case, maybe telling the poster to Google it may
be more helpful to both him and you. He will have learned
that Google is a great resource to answer his questions
and you will be able to go on to questions where your
expertise, if any, will be better utilized. The lesson is:
"Listen in class." and apply what you've learned.
Dick