The title is what I say to little kids when they have climbed somewhere and want me to carry them down. I would prefer to be using phrasing that was literally true, but overall this feels good enough to me? Do you have suggestions for better phrasing?
@Raemon I’ve been playing around with “you climb up, you climb down”. This communicates essentially the same thing, but as “this is how it works” and not as a promise about the climber’s abilities.
Yes, and Jeff’s point is that you should learn to anticipate this. The real claim is
Yeah I think mostly the title of the post isn’t quite the right encapsulation of the thing.
The title is what I say to little kids when they have climbed somewhere and want me to carry them down. I would prefer to be using phrasing that was literally true, but overall this feels good enough to me? Do you have suggestions for better phrasing?
@Raemon I’ve been playing around with “you climb up, you climb down”. This communicates essentially the same thing, but as “this is how it works” and not as a promise about the climber’s abilities.
Neat, makes sense.