[Avodah] derech psak

[Rich, Joel]

In more general terms I've never heard or seen anyone accept a posek or otherwise on the basis of his shita in learning. It seems to be more a question of overall breadth and depth of learning plus aptitude for halacha l'maaseh in the eyes of contemporaries.
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I understand that's the case, I just don't understand why. For example if you lived back in the day and your tanna was doreish klal prat uklal to derive Halacha , how could you be accepting rulings from someone who did not but rather used ribui umiyut ? Wouldn't that likely lead to tartei dsatrei. Of course if you say that they already knew the Halacha and were just looking for something to pin it on this is less of a question except where did the original come from?
Kt
Joel rich
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