Which is more important the Reason, the Question or the Answer.?

Question

Reason: Why the question was asked.
Question: How u will get what u want to know.
Answer: What you wanted to know.

Answer 1

all are equally important.

Answer 2

I'll have to say that the question is more important.

obviously a question is asked because an answer is wanted, and a reason is given, so as to make it easier to get that answer. However a reason is not always necessary, which diminishes its importance.

An answer could be said to be important because knowledge of some sort is gained through that answer. However there is not always an answer for everything and if this is the case, how will anyone ever know if they are never prompted to seek an answer,

This is why questions are more important. There is a question for everything, and from questions, reasons and answers are derived. All knowledge begins with a question.

Answer 3

Its like asking what part of your body is more important! The nose, eye or the hands?
Every thing has a function of its own there for its as important as the other!
There is always a reason for every question you ask and there is an answer for all the questions you ask!
So the answer to your question and the reason for your questions are all part of one!!

Answer 4

Reason creates question and guest ion creates answer and answer creates a reason for another question and so on...without any of mentioned creation would not be possible, thus, equally important. All at once , not in a linear perspective, which creates illusion of degree of importance, giving priority to the first in a line , sometimes Last would be proclaimed first ,all the benefits of divisions in duality.

Answer 5

Its my personal belief that the Question is most important, with out the question being asked, you would never get to the answer or reason. Its not like the chicken and the egg, This one has an obvious front runner ;-)

Answer 6

The Question: because with one question, one usually gets many answers, possibly many reasons. When a question is asked, one thinks of an asnwer or answers, or not. It invites reasoning, or not. Reason comes with the assumption of knowledge, as well as application of knowledge. Answer is the result of responding to a question. Reason may help answer sound more credible, or help make better sense.

Answer 7

The Reason....without reason there is no need for a question, and with out a question there can be no answer

Answer 8

I think the reason is the most important part. If there were no reason, the question would not exist, making the answer irrelevant.

Answer 9

I think the reason behind every question, answer, and escision should b known first. Often people answer in a particular manner for some reason or the other.There is also a reason behind y a person doesen't answer at all. And there is also a reason why evry question is asked

Answer 10

Unfortunately, it seems to me that if you don't ask the right question, you may have no chance of getting a good answer apart from the original reason that prompted the question. In my own life's experiences, thoughtful questioning seems to pay off the most in communications.

Answer 11

More often than not, I believe that the Reason is the most important...

What is your reason for asking??