If you ask the presenter a question and don't like their answer, thank them for the answer and STFU. There is no way for you not to look like a total a-hole of you start arguing with the presenter.
If you ask the presenter a question and don't like their answer, thank them for the answer and STFU. There is no way for you not to look like a total a-hole of you start arguing with the presenter.
Or follow up privately even
But then how would they publicly showcase their superior knowledge??? π€£
Pokemon go to the chat stat
Lemme guess - was the questioner a middle-aged white man? If so... I have a general hope that one of these days, my peers will learn the value of S'ingTFU. [sigh] π
Why is always the middle-aged white guys? π
Yes, and of course the speaker was a woman with 40 years experience in the subject matter. Be he knew best because he "read an article".
PhD in blog literature
Went back to school later to get a second Masters in Bullshitology
I think thatβs called an MBA.
... And this is why we can't have nice things. [rage quit]
Ugh I hate that...
Worst phrase: I have "more of a comment than a question"π€
"Cool, you should submit it to the CFP next year."
"That is an interesting perspective, might we be able to talk a little more about it later?" or something in that vein is the only proper response at that time.