It is recommended that experts provide a summary
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Everyone has different opinions on each issue, but it’s impossible to say which view is accurate and more practical; it is recommended that an authoritative expert give a final opinion! In that case, every problem can be solved! ! ! Great suggestion! This phenomenon does occur quite often: after discussing an issue, no conclusion is reached! This post was last edited by chengkang on 2009-3-12 12:29]
Among experts as well, there are different opinions on each issue; yet it’s impossible to say which opinion is exactly correct and most practical~~~ There are also disagreements among experts, so where do they turn to find the most authoritative person to speak on their behalf? Besides, experts aren’t omnipotent either~~~
And I think that by reading everyone’s comments and combining that with my own knowledge, I should be able to make some initial judgments about various issues; obvious mistakes can still be identified, and this also helps me improve myself :) :) :) :) :) :)
Refining is inherently a very complex system, and many issues have come to be better understood as knowledge deepens. It’s better for everyone to put forward their own ideas, discuss them with one another, and then make their own summaries and decisions. And then, who will do the summary? Experts may not cover everything either.
I think even when experts disagree, it’s still necessary to summarize! ! ! ! ! The reason experts are called experts is that they need to speak at critical moments! ! ! ! ! There are different opinions; let’s discuss them so that we can have a more in-depth conversation! ! Some people might think their level is above that of experts! But you don’t have that much time to manage our forum! So you can only be an expert in theory; our experts need to have a dedication to the forum as well! ! ! Our experts are not only academic experts; they are also experts at organizing forums! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Everyone has come to Haichuan with the intention of learning and exchanging ideas. It would be best if the person who raises a question could provide a summary at the end; this is not only responsible toward oneself but also toward everyone else, and it can also help improve one’s own abilities. Am I correct?
I believe everyone is an expert; the different opinions people express on a problem are all practical solutions derived from their own experience. By taking into account everyone’s suggestions along with his or her own knowledge, the person who asks the question should be able to make a reasonable choice
It would be better for an expert to do this summary, as they have more authority! As for the disagreements among experts, people can understand them based on the circumstances; it might be caused by specific conditions!
Among experts as well, there are different opinions on each issue; yet it’s impossible to say which opinion is exactly correct and most practical~~~ There are also disagreements among experts, so where do they turn to find the most authoritative person to speak on their behalf? Besides, experts aren’t omnipotent either~~~
Experts are those who are relatively more professional and authoritative in this field, possessing extensive experience and broad knowledge; therefore, with their final conclusions, I believe problems will definitely be solved more effectively! !
Now, there are relatively unified views in many fields, which allows experts to draw conclusions. Yet there are still many issues and disagreements; everyone has their own valid points, but it is not possible to refute others’ opinions. So I think it can’t be generalized.
I agree with the expert above. Since it is a problem, there is a possibility of disagreement. If the problem is simple, experts can summarize it. If the problem is complex and everyone gains insights after discussing it, that’s also great.
The question is, who decides who the experts are? Even if someone thinks they are expert-level, experts don’t proclaim themselves as such. The key is to be good at summarizing and making judgments on one’s own; experts are not infallible.