>Questions that cannot be answered are not worth asking

>>9233716

Retarded in most cases, as the means of answering those kinds of questions usually come about by the very fact that they're consistently asked.

>>9233716
How can you distinguish between answerable and unanswerable questions?

>>9233725
That's another of those stupid unanswerable ones!

>>9233725
you can answer the answerable ones and you can't answer the unanswerable ones, duh

>>9233716
Depends on what you mean by unanswerable.
There are plenty of reasonable people who believe it is impossible to know for certain whether a deity exists or not, doesn't stop people from asking the question. Others consider the same question answerable.
Some 'unanswerable' questions have become answerable through time with science, as a lot of theoretical physic hypothesis have been proven.

>>9233716
This question is not answerable.

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>>9233716
A question can always be answered. Whether the answer is a good answer asks if there might be an even better answer.

All questions can be answered, and all answers can be questioned.

*tips fedora*
*exeunt*

>>9233903
Now that's some serious bullshit you got right there.

And who the fuck tips in a literary conversation. You know that half the shit /lit/ is centered around is fedora-tier, right?

The problem is that you can't know if a question cannot be answered without first asking it.

>>9233903
what the hell does *exeunt* mean?

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Answers that cannot be given are not worthy answers.

>>9233920
You're just super jealous that my post was clever. *tips fedora furiously*

>>9233924
Refers to actors leaving a stage during a play. Used to read Shakespeare a lot not knowing what it meant.

Questions that can be answered are boring

>>9234011
Questions are boring, literally.
Answers are interesting, literally.

Is there a God?

>Every question has an answer. Not all answers can be shared.

What do you think of this anon?