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The question is a first step in solving problems.
The question is the door of knowledge, and if there were no questions there were no answers.
"The scientist is not a person who gives the right answers, he's one who asks the right questions." — Claude Lévi-Strauss
Certainly. Good answers are only valuable if they answer good questions.
yes indeed
asking the question right will lead you to the right answer
asking the right question will open new doors for knowledge and information
If there is no question, there is no answer. The way the question is phrased determines how the answer is structured. Questions may start with why, what, where, when, and how and require answers accordingly. Other questions require a yes or no answer. This does not mean that questioning is as simple as that. The content and context of the question are important. Questioning skills are as important as answering skills. Both skill sets need to be aquired and honed. It takes inquisitiveness to learn. Bsides, questioning and answering take more than skills. They take knowledge, education, curiosity, passion, to say the least.