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Why do we ask so many questions?

We ask so many questions, and come up with answers or theories for them.

Why is it we need to ask so many questions, and why do we feel we need to know everything about everything?

Like why do I feel the need to ask this question?


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    To understand. It's why we have a brain. Well it's why most of us has a brain. From the moment you are born you learn and seek to know more and seek answers to your questions by feeling, experimenting, talking and listening. And if we didn't ask questions we wouldn't be here. No questions, no moving, no eating, no reproduction, complete nullity.

    38%  Voted for by Axelle Black, RiseFromThyAshes, candyecane2002, CrowKnight, How Does It Feel.
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  • Thirst for Knowledge

    Maybe the human brain was made in such a way it allows us to wonder and think. We can understand simple concepts so we think we need to know everything.

    15%  Voted for by SilverScent, -TheLoneWolf-.
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  • Fear.

    In all honestly I was just going to come in here and type "well whyd u ask that question." but then i saw that u asked yourself that. I believe its about a fear of the unknown.

    15%  Voted for by lili27, candyecane2002.
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    i think we ask so many questions beacause we need to know the answers before we die.

    15%  Voted for by allaboutpoetry, pwincessovfantasy.
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  • Human nature

    Aristotle once gave a lecture on how questions were what separates us from both the gods and the beasts. The gods know too much to ask questions and the beasts know too little to ask questions. At the end of the lecture, he asked if there were any questions, and when there were none at first he said, "Shall I congratulate you for having risen to the level of gods, or chastise you for having sunk to the level of beasts?"

    We were made with a "God-shaped vacuum" (Pascal) that only he can fill. And He's truth, so we try to partially fill that hole with truth.

    Voted for by Marcy Anna.
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  • rotfl

    i just thought i'd point out the irony of QUESTIONING why we ask so may questions...

    i think that by asking the question at all you answered it, yourself...

    people have a natural drive to know things...

    it's just the way we are...

    Voted for by Crazyhead.
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