IMHO, both asking and answering are overrated, they have low investment & high return Actually building something, not talking: takes more effort, can be used (real impact), but is often considered "technical"
“If you want to become good at providing the right answers, train yourself to answer lots of questions. If you want to become good at asking questions, ask a lot of them.” We rate most people on their ability to answer questions but rarely for asking them https://lemire.me/blog/2018/12/06/asking-the-right-question-is-more-important-than-getting-the-right-answer/ …pic.twitter.com/27tqH8DhRO
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Is spot-on wonderful, this essay on asking questions. Lots of questions. Spend time alone. Ask better questions.
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This idea of shared questions makes me wonder if there isn't a scale of diagnostic value that could be framed like TF-IDF
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