The 5 Question Rule

A Guide to Not Being Wrong, But Not Being Right Either

Are you tired of being right all the time? Do you want to add a dash of uncertainty to your daily life? Look no further than the 5 Question Rule!

Here's how it works:

1. Ask 5 questions before answering.
2. Make sure they're good questions. Not "What's for lunch?" or "Can I borrow your stapler?"
3. Take your time. Don't just blurt out answers like a know-it-all.
4. Use a questioning tone. It's okay to sound unsure.
5. Repeat yourself. Because, you know, maybe you were right, but maybe not.

Example:

1. Q: "Will the chicken or the egg come first?"
2. A: "Hmm, well, I think it's a chicken-and-egg sort of situation."
3. Q: "But which one do you think?"
4. A: "I'm not entirely sure, but I'm leaning towards... both."

And that's it! Simple, yet profound. Try it out and see how it adds a little uncertainty to your life.

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