How does one think of a question or subject to ask a related question?
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Personal experience or simple curiousity (the why, what if, how come way of thinking).
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Depends on who you ask and the timing of the question. Each person has their own unique ideas and thoughts and depending on what else is going on, will determine how the person perceives the situation. Even if you ask the same person the same question, their answer may change due to variable circumstances.
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Yes, you could ask:\n\n1. What does this question mean?\n\n2. What do the answers mean?\n\nAnyone who gets it right gets an A.
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ask the person who asked it
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and....what is the question
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When do i think what?
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what about it?  don't you know how to ask a proper question?
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What, exactly, is your question on this?  Do you want to know how it is done?  If it is being done?  Why is it being done?  Should it be done?  What?  There is no way to answer the question as it is posed.
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Is there an actual question in there somewhere?
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C. Questions with subjective answers.
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think about it...your asking why you wonder why you wonder? thats like asking why you think why you think...or quite simply! why do we question our ability to question...\njus put it this way...god gave us minds to question the world...yet you could point out that some religions believe that god intended us to act in a certain way...so why give us the subjective capability to think subjectively?\nextend you thinking process and wonder why god wondered why it would be beneficial for us to ask why and then ask why we ask why and reflect on why we ask why and think why why is being asked?  furthermore, why do we ask why we ask why when essentially we acknowledge to ask why in the first place!\nhmmm
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Please form the question into a question.
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please give me a difficult question
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Do not know what you mean with this question?
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I agree with "CURIOSITY" 100%.  The only other considerations might be to make sure that the answer you give, is relevant to the question asked.\n\nTerms such as "examine", "discuss", "compare" "contrast" and many others all have different meanings.\n\nFirst "understand" what is being asked of you, then follow "curiosity's" outline.\n\nAlways make thorough reference in the body of the work, to intentions stated in the introduction, and always draw upon all your points in the conclusion.
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The question is not clear,be clear in your thinking and then ask an appropriate question that will be fine.
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you like to ask the same question