There would be no answers without questions. But there are questions that do not need
answers. But more often than not, questions need to be answered. A lot of
times, it depends on the one who asks and on his intentions.
Questions are sometimes more powerful than direct
statements. It leaves those who hear it wondering and thinking. And sometimes agreeing with what the question
insinuates. But there’s a danger here.
That is when the one who’s asking doesn’t really know the answer to his
question yet gives the tone that he does.
And once presented with the answers, he’ll simply turn a blind eye from
it. And that’s the death of the purpose
of asking questions.
