Do you think there are as many possible questions as there were snowflakes that fell upon the Earth?
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As many snowflakes as there have been, they still add up to a finite number. There is an infinite amount of possible questions.
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No but it would affect existence on the planet! There is a delicate balance to be maintained and if polar ice caps melted, this balance would be tipped over.  You can certainly expect weird weather.
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Sure there can be.   It's all a matter of perspective.   \n\nUltimately, you can keep questioning everything to the point where we couldn't comprehend a diety.   Where did we come from?  God made us.   Where did God come from?  He always was.   \n\nI've always had a problem with..."He always existed."   So, if he always existed...what did he do?   Just sat in the middle of nowhere doing nothing.
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Your questions require too much thinking for this time of the night.\nWell it maybe because somebody crossed an Angels path.
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Is that the truth?\nWell going on most of the questions here its probably because they would if they could, and man wouodn't have stopped long enough to gain any inteligence.
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Yes, no, maybe, I don't know ...\ncan you repeat the question?
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When we have answered the question "Do aliens exist?" we certainly would be able to answer them too ;-)
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Let S be the set of all atoms making up the earth. For each atom x belonging to S, ask the question "Where is x?". None of these questions is an actual question yet, but they are all potential questions. Since every atom must be somewhere each of these potential questions has a potential answer.\n\nIf, after that, there are any other questions at all, potential or otherwise, yours for instance, then the number of potential questions and answers must be larger than the number of atoms making up the earth.\n\nQED
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YES.\n\nCongrats\nYour question has been selected as the "Question of the millenium".
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Maybe...\n(was that a question?)
740264
depends on the question.
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If we knew the answer, we wouldn't need The Guide, now would we? ;-) Deep Thought wrangled with this one so long, she forgot the original question & Earth was destroyed before we could get the answer. Damn Zaephod! Whatever the answer may be, don't forget your towel, k?
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What was the question again?
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i think the question would be do you think you seen a ufo
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yes...or may be not.... what was the question ???
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Yes... There are many questions without answers. Any question you ask where you are unable to observe directly the phenomenon that would give you your answer, and no one else is available who has observed it, either.\n\nFor instance... What is it really like to float forever in the event horizon of a black hole? Exactly how many polar bears managed to get themselves a seal for breakfast this morning? etc.\n\nPlease note the qualifiers "really like" and "exactly." They are what makes the questions unanswerable.
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that's a very interesting question. Based on how the world is going on, i think it might be possible