To not support innumerable questions from a patient is alright but perhaps a fixed number of questions could be addressed? It is always better to fix the number of patients per day instead of dismissing their curiosity (perhaps limited) and totally discarding them in the disguise of medical jargons.
Beautifully articulated throughout and especially when you write “stop thinking and just ship it” is as much of an avoidance strategy as “you can’t ship things until they’re perfect”. Activated some of my grey cells out there.
In need of more such pieces on the forum.
The last three questions in this post were areas of my personal curiosity since my EA In-depth fellowship days. Hoping to have some anwers in any of the upcoming posts.
Hi Heramb! Thanks for bringing this up. Here's Nik Samoylov's (the contest organizer) reply - What I meant is to take it from an idea and make it into a concrete draft legal document. P.S: The post has been updated!
To not support innumerable questions from a patient is alright but perhaps a fixed number of questions could be addressed? It is always better to fix the number of patients per day instead of dismissing their curiosity (perhaps limited) and totally discarding them in the disguise of medical jargons.