As children, we once asked hundreds of questions a day to satisfy our natural curiosities. However, as adults, we increasingly refrain from expressing our doubts out of fear of appearing stupid or from a tame acceptance of things as the way they are. However, asking probing and relevant questions is the best way to aggregate answers that challenge our preconceived notions and foster expansions of knowledge. The best questions expose our ignorance and assumptions about the world that didn’t have any concrete basis, forcing us to think in new and better ways.

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