WHY
PEOPLE ASK QUESTIONS?
Can someone tell me
the answers to this question? There are so many reasons why people ask
questions, mostly is to acquire information or to confirm the ideas or expected
output. It is true that we sometimes hesitate or doubt one's position and we
just cannot set aside that uncertainty that is why we ask questions. Likewise, we are also giving the other party
the chance to prove and confirm his position.
People ask questions
because something is lacking in a big thought; even in a big great idea,
important details may be missing.
Questions are aired to establish details, or to form conformity and
oneness; to concretize the basis of our unity or direction, or to have a clear
outline of one's role or participation.
Sometimes, people
also ask questions to acquire attention, or to establish boldness, or maybe to
create an impression. Questioning can be
similar to examination, but can also be a strategy to put a rival or an enemy
in a hotpot.
Expectedly, in every
question, there should be an answer.
When there is
question, there are always three (3) parties; the one directing the question,
second is the one we expected to reply and the third is the one listening, who
gives out unsolicited opinion and judgment, purposely or not. In the absence of the third party, the two
parties verify and weigh the answers themselves.
No reply may not
always mean no answers, or uncertainties to the answer; it may be that the
position of the person asking is doubted or the moron listening cannot be
trusted.
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