How about this: if the group somehow hasn't managed to answer your
questions to your satisfaction after four or five rounds, just
consider dropping the point before getting personal (such as
questioning someone's motives or seamanship).
If we go through that many rounds of disagreement, it's probably
due to one of four things:
a) You're right, and the others are wrong, but they can't get your
point for some reason.
b) The others are right, and you're wrong, but the reasons
provided don't work for you.
c) Everyone is right, and there's more than one way of
accomplishing the task.
d) Everyone is off base, and none of us know it.
Given that none of those scenarios can be resolved, it's best just
to move on to the next topic.
- Mike
On 11/25/2010 11:31 PM, tsstproa wrote:
Nope not really, I run my mouth to much.
Its easy to go on and on when your at the bottom of disbelief!
I only know what I know, meaning no disrespect.
Because to me it just seems so simple not complicated. People that tend to now alot seem to make it out to be more complicated than it actually is. If its so complicated it just doesn't seem right oh sorry stepping on toes again. Its even harder to convey individual theories and conceptual thoughts.
I'll stop posting for awhile. My apologies.
Todd