• मुक्त@lemmy.ml
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    17 days ago

    Except in a minority of scenerios, helping someone do something ≠ doing that thing yourself. It could mean less, or, at times, even more than that.

    Take the familiar example of helping a blind man cross street. While you do cross the street with him, the fella ALSO WALKS with you and crosses the street on his legs, not yours.

    • Rekorse@sh.itjust.works
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      17 days ago

      Are you implying you would be teaching that man how to walk?

      When you help someone on a computer, they come along with you too, just like the blind guy. And just like the blind guy, them coming along with you does not mean they will be able to do it themselves next time, or that they want to do it alone next time.

      This sounds a lot like “only my perspective is correct” type stuff.