by doriana_ » Thu Jan 18, 2024 9:47 am
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Does Rob have a relevant goal? He does at some point, but the goal has nothing to do with him studying medicine or becoming a doctor For instance, does he want to study medicine in order to become a doctor? Or does he want to become a doctor in order to help people? Does he want to get one-over on Aaron? Or is his goal to determine what to study? No to all of these Is it only the choice itself that Aaron helped with? Yes Such as Rob going "man, I don't know what to study, should I study biology or medicine or chemistry?" and then Aaron gets on the radio singing "Dr. Jones" or something and Rob goes "ah, doctor it is then"? But not like this. Keep in mind that Rob never saw or heard Aaron play the guitar If not this, is randomness involved in Rob's choice? Such as a coin toss? No to these Or other external factor which has nothing to do with doctors (or even studying), Yes but which Rob used to make the choice for him? But noish
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Is Aaron's job rather some sort of public office? was he elected into this position? is he doing charity or pro-bono work? besides some other (unrelated) job maybe? does he give guitar lessons? No to all
Did Rob consider Aaron's guitar skills helpful for Aaron's career? What Aaron does wouldn't be considered a career, but Rob does consider Aaron's guitar skills helpful for the job-ish unhelpful? useless?
Was Rob's consideration along the line: as he cannot play the guitar as well as Aaron, he need to do something else to progress in career? No, small ish
When Aaron and Rob met in professional context, was it professional context for both? Yes for Aaron only? for Rob only? did they have some relevant interaction? Maybe. I'm not sure if they ever directly interacted, but that's not super relevant either if so: was it positive for Rob? negative? neutral? If an interaction took place, it was neutral, but the outcome of them meeting was negative for Rob