I always bring some form of paper and pen to scribble on to meetings, and frequently just scribble my thoughts when a concept is too large for my small brain to comprehend :)
Also I use some form of folder(physical) to store said scribbles when they turn out to be useful for future reference.
So personally I strongly side with being a doer - it doesnt matter what you're doing, there will be concepts that are difficult to grasp with a single line of thought whatever the task may be. And missing out with writing it down will end up with misconnected dots and forgotton concepts along the way.
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I always bring some form of paper and pen to scribble on to meetings, and frequently just scribble my thoughts when a concept is too large for my small brain to comprehend :)
Also I use some form of folder(physical) to store said scribbles when they turn out to be useful for future reference.
So personally I strongly side with being a doer - it doesnt matter what you're doing, there will be concepts that are difficult to grasp with a single line of thought whatever the task may be. And missing out with writing it down will end up with misconnected dots and forgotton concepts along the way.