[pianotech] Steven----on asking Q's- was-YamahasHammer Suggestion

[KeyKat88 at aol.com]

Hi guy,
 
           Where do I begin? This explaination goes deep. I used to take 
alot of ridicule from some, (not all) for asking questions in school then at 
piano tech school. The perpetraitors (traitors to their own gift of intellect 
and choosing to ignore their own inquisativeness and hence their potential) 
have this intimidating way of proporting that you are stupid if you ask 
questions.  
 
            Don't let 'em fool you. Its a cover up for something they lack 
or are misinformed about. They want you to stop asking either because they 
admit to themselves that your Q's are really good and can see you are getting 
miles ahead of them in knowledge, and they dont want to be left behind in 
the dust or quite possibly they were wrongly ridiculed at one time or another 
for asking Q's and it;s pass it on/pass it down.
 
            The word ridicule is the root thereabouts of ridiculous. 
Furhtermore, any "teacher" who ridicules for asking Q's isnt a genuine instructor 
or they cant admit that they dont know the answer. Asking questions reveals 
that your brain is rightly engaged. There are no stupid questions.
 
           So ask away. Real people like your Q's and like to help. These 
guys and gals on this forum are true pros, are knowledgable and friendly; and 
know so much stuff, you'd be stupid if you didnt ask! Youre bright.
and youre asking in the right place.
 
The best to you, Steve
Thanks to all of you
Julia
Reading, PA 
 
             
In a message dated 2/6/2010 4:42:28 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
IFixPianos at yahoo.com writes:

I just worry that my questions will be worded so poorly that I will sound 
more stupid than I am.  Although I am realizing how much I don't know but I 
am learning.  Chalk what I said up to a bad morning and a too quick response. 
 Thank you and I will take all responses from here at face value and use 
what I can.  Forgive me.

Steven Hopp
Midland, Tx 

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