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What's the dumbest argument you've ever had?
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Understanding each others’ definitions is key to communication, so I’m with you on this one. I’ll often get accused of “you know what I meant!”, when I really didn’t and was honestly asking for clarification.
Kids, don’t take ontology classes even if your friends say it’s cool.
This is why I've learned to repeat what I thought someone said back to them so they can confirm if they communicated it clearly or not.
"Bring it to me."
"Which one? I see 5 of them here.
"Oh, I meant the blue one."