abaya

No, not perfect--read my post again. There's a difference between knowing one's facts and yet having a mind open enough to admit to being wrong, or at least disclaiming that what you are about to say might be wrong... and being flat-out wrong, and even when the evidence is shoved in one's face, to refuse to even crack one eye open to examine it carefully (and perhaps have to admit that someone else might know more). There is always something to be gained from at least being aware of, and acknowledging, one's ignorance publicly. Denying it and hiding it when everything indicates that you are wrong--yes, that is incredibly frustrating for other people. We are not all equally qualified to be equally knowledgeable about every single topic in the world. People are trained to become experts for a reason--not because they have a blog and know how to type, for example.

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And think not you can direct the course of Love;
for Love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course.
--Khalil Gibran