I am traumatized by asking questions on a forum.

This is because, as I have written here, I have had a lot of bad experiences with the "fj" newsgroup.

I still remembered that I had written about this story a long time ago, so I searched my website.

I did a search for "rounding error" and it came up.

Then, the discomfort of that moment came back to me.

If you take a poor question, don't say anything and ignore it" -- why can't you invoke that level of kindness?

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I am not interested in "teaching and leading others," so I basically do not preach to others.

I also know that preaching to others is the "best entertainment" for the elderly.

I have no intention of participating in such a vulgar event.

In addition, I continue to ignore juniors who have bad attitudes or colleagues who say or do insane things, as long as they do not harm me.

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By the way, this morning,

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"The idea that vaccination has reduced the number of infected people is just a cognitive bias.

I'll post the Twitter accounts of those who know more."

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That's all he or she wrote in his or her email and sent it to me.

"Quoting someone's account is fine, but forcing a two-line email on someone without taking the time to create an "argument" in your own words is just plain rude"

I'm not going to preach to you with the above lines, so please don't worry.

However, I am not tolerant enough to respond to such insincere and rude e-mails, so I will naturally 'ignore' you.

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In response to the question, "So what kind of email would you like to see?" Here is a sample to answer the question.

The point is, "Are you speaking in your own words?