Agreeing to disagree
There is nothing I
enjoy more than the buzz of logic, the challenge faced with consuming
information, much of it jumbled and disparate, eliciting points that feed the process
of elimination and leading you to a point of forceful affirmation of the
conclusions you have drawn.
When it comes to
these things, I do not enjoy being confrontational, but I need to be persuaded,
having a hunch will not do, the data, the facts, the thinking and the
wherewithal must be laid out for scrutiny. It could seem like a clash of egos,
a joust of knowledge minds pitted against minds almost to the point of
exasperation.
Trust is valuable
Much as I have wanted
to entertain some earnest protestations most of today, I just was not carried
along with the premise. My dashboard was informing me that things were fine,
yet I was being fed contrary indicators that could not be explained. I have to
be able to trust what my dashboard is telling me or have nothing to work with.
I have spent decades
poring and sifting through logs to reconstruct events and activities, it is
almost an art of divination. I have an open mind, sure of what I know, and ready
to learn new insights, it is exhilarating. It is also understandable that
others might interpret logs differently and quite outside the moorings of what
they intend, that is a given.
The detailed proof
This is where an eye
of the minutiae and detail comes to play. You cannot afford to miss essential
information, words and jargon used, timings, relationships, and expected
outcomes. I could be lazy not wanting to devote time to that because of my conviction,
then, you cannot avoid it. It needs to be done painstakingly and thoroughly to
debunk any assertions completely.
That is where the
buzz sets in, you feel the racing neutrons coursing the channels of deliberate
and considered thought. The temptation to obliterate beckons but the better
nature to educate gains prominence. In the end, we are here to help, but if you
want to make it my problem, speculation and escalation just asks to prove where
the problem is, and how we can work together to help you solve it.
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