Your question is Handle Knowledge-Limit Probing. Take a moment with it on the right.
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You are in a project review where stakeholders start asking rapid-fire questions that push past the edge of what you know in the moment. You want to stay credible, avoid bluffing, and keep the discussion productive without losing trust.
How would you respond to rapid-fire probing questions that test the limits of your knowledge?