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okamiueru@lemmy.world That's not actually what anyone has said. They said that NTs subconsciously use context clues and fill in gaps, making assumptions about what you're asking if it's unclear to them. No one has said they'll undoubtedly infer that you mean something else.
There's a big gap between the two.
You seem to be inferring what others are saying, and that inference differs from what they've actually tried to communicate.
Wouldn't that make it what you referred to as a proxy question?
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If that's what they tried to argue, I think its no wonder it got nowhere. What a case of no shit, Sherlock.