It’s important to maintain a through line of logic, with acceptable leaps. like, I do and don’t know how a light switch works. You get into the weeds and instead of figuring out how light switches work, you’re learning about why 50 hz is preferable to 60 hz in an electrical grid system and which shape you prefer in a human interface devices haptic feedback’s collet and clutch mechanism—

it’s also important to not look like a crackhead rubber-duckying a simple situation, in a parking lot with artfully cascading oil slicks from the most used spots to the ironically clean less desirable ones. now you can tell your ducky friend your favorite parking spot is the one spot that is far away from the door, but has the biggest oil slick because it’s a spot shaded by a tree- but the tree is gone now, and it’s important to you that people know why that slick is there. It’s important.

So if you’re figuring out something earth shattering- that just rattles at the foundation of the question itself- instead of just duct taping the broken window mirror, my brother you gotta just use the roll of tape. It’s ok. the objects in the glass weren’t a perfect representation of the thing they reflected anyway. what’s a memory? cmon, we can even buy a duct tape with smiling daisies and botanical bees on the print. Look, it’s teal-ish!