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[Salt]

Ah, good point Leshinor. I suppose then my response would be that I'd rather provide the answer: If I already know the truth, I can tell everyone else so they can know it too. But asking questions is certainly important, as well.

[FlrcntKnht]

questioning means you dont understand and you wish to understand but preferably i prefer to have teh answer then have to ask the question except with theoretical physics that is just fun to question the full meaning of.

Originally Posted by leshinor

Of course we would like to know the answer. But the question is which one would we provide. So, providing the answer means either knowing the truth and expressing it or having an assumptions you believe to be the truth but being really off. So, I would really like to know the answer but if not, I would provide the question. Besides, as mentioned earlier, you can provide the answer with another question (rhetorical)!

Yes but the rhetorical, in most contexts, is not used to to actually inform but to condescend to the person you are talking to so i think the answer to any question and also haveing the knowledge of its meaning is better. Knowing all things we no longer need questions nor incorrect answers because then we have discussion between people who wnat to find teh real answer without questions but real example and explanation. I do see you point about the wuestion as well though but I think that the way you put it could be done by starting with a question but goining deeper within it would only deal in providing more and more answers to prove other answers to allow the person with the question to become informed.

[sleeper101]

i like to provide the question cause i like to read the answers easch one is different from the last.