Understanding human behaviours

A free course is currently available that may provide insights why an ageing population may struggle with new concepts: it started on 17th August but can be easily caught up as the info feed is not strenuous (and it is free!).
http://www.utas.edu.au/wicking/wca/mooc

If you call pointing out errors and flaws in technical stuff, and just common talk, then we could well see you would get LOTS of corrections !!!!!!

Perhaps a good proof reader ??

P.S. Tried using this site with tablet thingy.
Gosh some of the things you need to click on are close together.....

Nothing wrong with correcting people who get something wrong, Rohan –but are you telling all of us that you don’t know how to hack some people off the way you write on this web site sometimes………..

P.S. don’t give up your day job and become a diplomat –people like you can start World War III :shock:

Some folks seem unable to EVER admit or address that they may be wrong.
Even slightly wrong.
Look how someone here responds to even a simple question or observation.
They are the ones liable to be starting wars ?

We are all here to learn - hopefully.
And not lead folks too far up the garden path....

As for the diplomatic bit and the day job jibe.
We all know that diplomats speak many words, and yet say nothing.
Not what we want here at all ?
In a past life I worked for a computer Co, and in that business nothing less than 100% was required for thungs to woik successfully.
I know that level of accuracy is beyond most folks for very long - especially if they are not getting paid for it (as here) and motorcycles mostly still work despite their owners !! but we can but dream....

I thought I was wrong about something once...... then it turned out I was wrong about that!

Glen

By my rough estimate, anything up to 75% ?? of banter here is correcting previously said stuff that isn't entirely accurate.
Which is probably about normal/average for partly technical forums ?

A lot I'd put down to a shortage of words .....