BITOG typical thread...
Sometimes people get educated enough, smart enough, whatever, to think they know what they are talking about and are not open to different thoughts...funny! Very good motto to have. I try to live a life based on evidence which flies in the face of many folks ideologies. I've run into so many that get "Irritated" by asking them questions. Most likely b/c they don't know the answers. How many times have you asked someone that should know the answer but doesn't know? That in itself is fine the problem, is when they give you a guess as an answer. This goes beyond BITOG.
That's right. We should keep learning & accepting change in this evolving world.Sometimes people get educated enough, smart enough, whatever, to think they know what they are talking about and are not open to different thoughts...
To me, education gives you the ability to at least question your most deeply held beliefs.
I'm accused of this occasionally, know-it-all-itis. It's always hilarious to see the looks on questioners faces when I say "I don't know"... Time to do more research!funny! Very good motto to have. I try to live a life based on evidence which flies in the face of many folks ideologies. I've run into so many that get "Irritated" by asking them questions. Most likely b/c they don't know the answers. How many times have you asked someone that should know the answer but doesn't know? That in itself is fine the problem, is when they give you a guess as an answer. This goes beyond BITOG.
I've had a few bosses that did this, made it up on the fly. Then changed their tune when they were proven wrong!Sometimes people get educated enough, smart enough, whatever, to think they know what they are talking about and are not open to different thoughts...
To me, education gives you the ability to at least question your most deeply held beliefs.
It's probably harmless on the smaller stuff but just like the first doctor that told my wife she didn't have cancer when in fact she did is beyond belief & harmful. Not to get too serious but just using this as an example of "Reasonableness".I'm accused of this occasionally, know-it-all-itis. It's always hilarious to see the looks on questioners faces when I say "I don't know"... Time to do more research!
Just goes to show 12 years of med school might not be enough… Sometimes a real-life “Dr. House” is required.It's probably harmless on the smaller stuff but just like the first doctor that told my wife she didn't have cancer when in fact she did is beyond belief & harmful. Not to get too serious but just using this as an example of "Reasonableness".
Just goes to show 12 years of med school might not be enough… Sometimes a real-life “Dr. House” is required.
Why would you ask questions if you already know the answers?funny! Very good motto to have. I try to live a life based on evidence which flies in the face of many folks ideologies. I've run into so many that get "Irritated" by asking them questions. Most likely b/c they don't know the answers. How many times have you asked someone that should know the answer but doesn't know? That in itself is fine the problem, is when they give you a guess as an answer. This goes beyond BITOG.
I end up getting the correct answer eventually & makes the first answer from someone as just a "Wild Guess" really. Real life situation on post #10. Like I said wife/cancer/ two doctors said she had none while the 3rd showed she did have it. She had two surgeries last year. We didn't "know" the answer per se but the wife knew something wasn't right with the lump.Why would you ask questions if you already know the answers?
To see if their lies change.Why would you ask questions if you already know the answers?
The only time I lie is when I'm answering questions...To see if their lies change.
So very true. Education does NOT equal intelligence. Far too many people do not understand this simple fact.Some of the stupidest people I ever came across were also the most highly educated. It was as if there was no more room for common sense up there.
One of my dear departed best friends used to say “It’s what you learn AFTER you know everything that’s important”. I was young when he said it, but ~30 years on I realize he was referring to experience…Some of the stupidest people I ever came across were also the most highly educated. It was as if there was no more room for common sense up there.