LogFAQs > #959998533

Depends entirely on the context. If you're told what to do by somebody that clearly doesn't understand what's going on, listening to them probably isn't going to be a good idea. If you're told what to do by somebody that does understand the situation (particularly somebody who understands it better than you do), it's probably going to be a good idea to at least listen to what they're saying and incorporate that advice into your actions.

Mostly, just don't use "somebody told me to do this" as the sole basis of whether or not you do something. Take the time to consider what they're saying and make an informed decision. If people that know more than you disagree with your decision, take a step back and reconsider it, because there's a good chance that means you made the wrong choice.

Which, incidentally, means you should wear a mask and get vaccinated against Covid, since you know very little about either subject and have been corrected virtually every single time you've attempted to explain your understanding.

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