Questions that make people look down on you!

 

Questions that make people look down on you!

 

Questions like ‘What is this?’, ‘How can I do this’, ‘Can you teach me?’ are knowledge seeking questions.

 

These questions imply:

‘I didn’t try myself to find answers.’

‘I need to be taught because I cannot learn by myself.’ etc. 

 

This means that you are putting yourself to be treated like a baby who needs support. 

 

Society respects people who can work independently, solve problems by themselves. 

 

In order to show your capability, you will need train ‘how to ask questions.’

 

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