Knowing a familiar task does not mean knowing every case. If you belittled a question, put that right; when your memory is uncertain, check with responsible staff or documentation. Keeping what you confirm together can help the next person learn, too.
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Before dismissing someone's question as easy, what should I check for myself?
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In the discussion of sacrifice and Shabbat law in Pesachim 66a:6–8, Hillel rebukes others but then admits that he has forgotten a rule he learned. After observing people's actions, he recalls the teaching received from his teachers. This modern library-volunteer story draws on admitting uncertainty and checking while learning. Jin, Ara, the staff member, the sorting procedure, the apology, the guide cards and all dialogue are fictional.
