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So, I'm qualified no. I think it's a bad way to engage in dialogue with someone.

Primarily because you're presupposing that you have something to teach to your conversation partner, not something to learn together. You move from discussing to teaching.

It's also deceptive, and manipulative. It's very dependent on people taking you in good faith and answering your questions honestly, even though they've been posed dishonestly. And it shifts all the intellectual labour onto your partner.