How could I be expected to know the intent of your question when so little context is provided? If you ask such a general question, you can only expect a vague answer based on whatever I guessed was what you wanted. In order to not guess and more accurately answer what you want I have to ask for more detail on what you’re asking. Otherwise I just have to assume you didn’t actually want an answer.
You really don’t understand the question?
How could I be expected to know the intent of your question when so little context is provided? If you ask such a general question, you can only expect a vague answer based on whatever I guessed was what you wanted. In order to not guess and more accurately answer what you want I have to ask for more detail on what you’re asking. Otherwise I just have to assume you didn’t actually want an answer.
(Always end it with an accusation. You people are all alike.)
But seriously.
It’s simple. Think about what characterizes you. Think about those who share these characteristics. Think of that group.
What horrible errors are members of that group often guilty of?
Ah, I see. Well I suppose my horrible error is thinking differently from you, then.
Zing. Eyeroll.