@GregoryKGraham @hbdchick @HbdNrx @HBDBibliography best I can estimate is correlation with training(big) or leadership(small),not obedience
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@KirkegaardEmil@SilverVVulpes questioning is good. one should never stop asking questions! (^_^)@GregoryKGraham
@hbdchick @SilverVVulpes @GregoryKGraham His laziness costs me time. Less time for me means less science from me.
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@KirkegaardEmil just don't answer then. (~_^)@SilverVVulpes -
@hbdchick@SilverVVulpes Not answering is rude. Instead, I want to cultivate his work ethics. ;) -
@KirkegaardEmil@hbdchick@SilverVVulpes Plus answering may increase the number of future askers, and thus reduce Scienceing! -
@ArtirKel guess we shall have to agree to disagree on this. questioning=good in my book. (^_^) ...@KirkegaardEmil@SilverVVulpes -
@hbdchick@ArtirKel@SilverVVulpes Questions without any effort to reach the answer are not that good. That was my point. -
@KirkegaardEmil There is merit to this. There's a right way and wrong way to question, let's say.@hbdchick@ArtirKel@SilverVVulpes -
@JayMan471@KirkegaardEmil@hbdchick@ArtirKel oh for the love of crap this is a) pointless b) making him lose more time than the original… -
@JayMan471@KirkegaardEmil@hbdchick@ArtirKel thing that started the argument.If you're continuing, at least stop mentioning me. - 7 more replies
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