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It is a complete answer, but it also makes a lot of people feel like they don't know something they should. Repeatedly feeling that way is why they start to get defensive. In my experience. Its the repeated asking of questions they don't have "good" answers for. And so I try really hard when people share things with me to pay extra attention to how they are reacting to my questions.

The same structure holds true when I'm asking questions about peoples beliefs or any other topic. People really hate feeling caught out in a conversation. My girlfriend almost broke up with me towards the beginning of our relationship for being "too Socratic." And so now I try to be more conscious about what I ask, and when, where, why, and how I ask them. So far it's been working pretty well.

Anyway your experiences are your own, my point here was and still is that people don't react this way because they are stupid or incapable of self reflection but because sometimes we really do come off justly or unjustly as interrogators, and it's on us to learn to identify when that's happening and back off.

It is very real. I have experienced it myself. And when it happens I try to recognize that I am not a bad person, and neither are they. Sometimes you trip somebody else's insecurities. And it's on them when they let those insecurities get the best of them, and it's on me when i don't notice they're getting uncomfortable because they've said "idk man I just started this hobby" three times and instead of taking the hint and high fiving them for their kickass walking artillery robot miniature I ask what brand of paint they used and why. Spoiler: they used it because the dude at the store recommended it and they don't know anything about paint. Sometimes it is unreasonable to expect someone to be an expert, and repeatedly asking questions beyond the scope of their expertise is incredibly rude because it embarrasses them. That doesn't make anyone stupid or evil. It just makes us human.

My objection here is that the linked tweet avoids any accountability. "I'm just curious and therefore virtuous, and they are triggered because they lack self reflection" is beyond insufferable, it is corrosive. When you think like that it feels like self acceptance, but it's also complacency. Conversation is hard, especially for autistic people, but that doesn't give us license to act like jerks and refuse to learn from the experience.

I think it's a little unfair to brand the other person as avoidant of self-reflection, as if that's just a core personality trait and not something that varies contextually. This kind of therapy-speak in inappropriate venues is such a huge red flag. No, you did not "trigger" the other person. You hurt their feelings on accident. That happens, but your measure lies in how you respond to having unintentionally hurt someone. This tweet reeks of "I acted like a shitty person, and now to soothe the feeling of my superego poking my ego I will go online and paint the person I was a dick to as an unreasonable person through oversimplified vagueposting."

edit: With half an hour of distance between me and this comment it now feels important that I point out that I'm not calling out anyone ITT. Just the original poster on Twitter. Weaponized therapyspeak really, ahem, triggers me. I've been on both sides of this dynamic, and both sides can really ruin my day. I just really hate it when people try to avoid accountability for their behavior by using detached and clinical language. Ironically, the author of the linked tweet is avoiding self-reflection in real time. It's just... goddamn, dude. This shit is serious. You can really hurt somebody when you start talking like unregistered therapy tiktokers. Don't ask me how I know, that part's private.

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because the number of likes you get is proportional to the number of people who see it, not how amazing the thing you posted is

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I think that falls under "back to the drawing board." Functionally there's little difference between talking to a model and taking a call. If management is pushing them to dictate and it's causing a problem they should put them in cubes.

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A new report confirms that Halo Studios’ upcoming Halo multiplayer title, Project Ekur, has been canceled.

There have been many news reports and rumors circulating about the Halo franchise recently, particularly concerning remakes. After the successful remake of the first game, it appears that remakes for Halo 2 and Halo 3 are also in development. Players have been eager to learn about new installments in the series, but it seems that a new multiplayer-focused game will not be released.

The initial report regarding the cancellation of Halo’s Project Ekur came from a well-known member of the community, Rebs Gaming. This report was then confirmed by Jez Corden, who, in his latest article for WindowsCentral, stated, “Halo Studios was working on a multiplayer title known as Project Ekur, which has been canceled. I’ve verified that as 100% true.” No further details about the nature of the canceled project were disclosed.

Recent reports from Rebs Gaming revealed that Project Ekur was one of the new projects from the Halo franchise. It seems that after the cancellation of battle royale mode for Halo Infinite, Certain Affinity, the developer of Project Tatanka, was given the go-ahead to prototype Project Ekur to see how Halo would unfold in Unreal Engine 5. There were two goals in mind: whether Slipspace and Blam assets can be moved to UE 5 and whether the engine can provide the Halo feel.

The game seemingly had extraction elements, but Halo 5 Warzone was looked at as a ‘conceptual foundation’. Certain Affinity was also offering playable Spartans and Elites with full customization. However, additional information from another source raised the question of whether Project Ekur was a traditional multiplayer game, a new experience, or both.