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š”š²š²š± šæš²š®š¹ š®š»ššš²šæš š¼š»š¹š¶š»š²? š§šæš šÆš²š¶š»š“ ššæš¼š»š“. An IT guy shared a clever trick: Whenever he needs help on Reddit, he posts a genuine question. Butā¦ barely any useful replies. So he tries something different. He logs out, switches to another account, and replies to his own postāwith a completely wrong answer. Suddenly, boom. The real experts show up to correct him. Turns out, people may not love helping strangersā¦ But they love proving someone wrong. šš²ššš¼š»: If you want engagement, donāt just ask for help. šš”šš„š„šš§š š šš šØš¬. šš§šÆš¢šš ššØš«š«šššš¢šØš§š¬. Even in the internet jungle, reverse psychology works.
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