Choosing a reporting form.

<<I guess without context I would choose the first, "He is really depressed", I think I might be more likely to just say that. But since thoughts, perception of facts, and choices vary according to the context, what's the point of such a question? There's no point, unless the lack of important details is meant to force people to make them up in their minds, so that it is then possible to analyze their assumptions to get a better picture of their psyche.>>

Let's all make sure that all questions posted here contain extremely detailed information about context, OK?

<<A better one might be: "There are two gas stations. At the one on the left, there's a blond lady with huge hooters and a nanoskirt (= 1/1000 of a microskirt), at the one on the right there's a muscular guy with a mustache with only a pair of leopard spotted underpants on. Where are you gonna stop?" - See? That looks like a much better question to me, LOL. >>

Am I married?
What day is it?
Is there anyone in the car with me at that moment?
Have i got a meeting to go to?
Am I on my way to work.
Why would I assume that either of those people at the garages would be interested in me?
Which garage has the cheaper petrol.
Am I gay?
etc.

Oh, please do add detailed context when you post questions, Koyeen.

MrPedantic

Please do pay attention

Yes, indeed.

Determinism is what happens when you're not paying attention.

CJ 

Kooyeen

But your question... I can't figure out what its purpose is, what kind of discussion it is supposed to start. That's what I don't understand.

419.

MrP

I think you'll have to make that question a little more detailed, Koo: 

Anon

Let's all make sure that all questions posted here contain extremely detailed information about context, OK?

MrP