-Albert Einstein.
It’s annoying when people ask you too many questions. In one
way it’s flattering because they’re trying to tap you for your knowledge and
experience while attempting to eliminate their helplessness, but in another way
it demonstrates that they’re not prepared to take risks and find out for
themselves, and that you’re doing all the hard work for them while they don’t
even try. At some point you’ve got to tell them that you don’t have all the
answers, and that even though you’re saving time for them, they’re wasting time
for you, though if you’ve got time to waste than that’s great. They may be curious,
but they’ve got to figure it out for themselves. Life doesn’t come with an
instruction manual, and literally any component can malfunction at any time as there’s
just too much maintenance to keep things in optimum condition That manual would
be enormous. The troubleshooting section alone would take ages to reference to
a standard format that would comply with everything.
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