Time Sinkers

keylimequeen88-1 · August 2022

Hello.....I've noticed that sometimes questions can purposefully be time sinkers. Does anyone have any tips on how to identify time sinkers that we should skip and come back to? Thank you #help

harvey specter-4 · August 2022

Parallel reasoning is usually something I come back to at the end

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