I'm sure this is a general experience, but people answer a question as if you had expressed the opposite of your intentions, or in fact make a response to one of your answers expressing a rebuttal (often angrily) that clearly demonstrates a misunderstanding of your intended response.
Why? Simply that they jump to conclusions without clearly reading and taking in your words?
Just a lingering thought.
Irshad Ullah
People have different opinions about a question while answering in some cases.
- In research the contributions has to be made sincerely and seriously.
- While answering one must have to read out carefully.
- In some cases the research is different in different region.
- An answer and question its possible to discuss and make it in a positive direction.
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Stanley Wilkin
Yes. Often the actual question is not read by contributors who react to what, at a cursory read, they imagine is there.
Also, clearly some contributors possess an unusual and over-developed sense of self-worth that inclines them more towards cursory reading of material.
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