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Be the difference, please help out in sharing your concern with
Marzieh Ghasemi
Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 435-879-4609
A simple solution to this problem is instead of asking, "How are stars formed?" Ask, "How does NASA claim
stars are formed?" When you ask a question this way, I am able to separate myself from the question. I don't have
a problem saying how NASA claims stars are formed. I have a problem with being expected to act like I agree with them.
This is just one example that could be applied to many different kinds of questions.
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