Unnecessary Questions
Just because we can put words together and form a question, that doesn't mean we need to answer it.
You can create a question by stringing some words together, but just because a question can be asked it doesn't mean it needs to be answered.
In fact, some unnecessary questions border on over-introspection/narcissism. Today, let's go through some unnecessary questions.
"Am I over-engineering this?"
Knowing when you're over-engineering versus just engineering can be hard to answer in certain cases.
Who knows, maybe the GCAS submodule code has some old fortran dependency, maybe it is ugly code, maybe it's over-engineered, who knows.
Did the pilot make it home? That's a better question.
We don't make unnecessary questions disappear; rather, they evaporate when we pay attention to what matters more.
What's the best way to go about disarming one of these things?
The way you don't die, sir.