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The Question Already Holds the Answer

❓ “Are you still late for meetings these days?” — Whether you answer yes or no, “You used to be late” stays built in. There is only one of the three answers that removes what was planted. 🚫 Turn the sentence into a negative, and two things split apart: one disappears as soon as it is negated, while the other stays firm — the one that remains is the “presupposition.” Left as it is, both remain and cannot be told apart. 📋 At the end, choose the survey question that plants nothing in the respondent’s mind.