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Interesting use of a question (or statement really) to get more responses to a question?

2006-10-24 14:34:49 · 1 answers · asked by Anonymous in Society & Culture Other - Society & Culture

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There are several answers to this question it basically means a person, computer or code (such as the Da Vinchy) that has answers but there is no question but the question can be asked when the answer has been found. Silly isn't it, but this idea was formulated by 'Aristotle' and came under consideration of 'Leonardo Da Vinchy' other great philosophers have toyed with the problem and the philosophy is presently under scrutiny of our own 'Stephen Hawkins' in his search for substance in space.

The philosophy was used in the deciphering of Sand-script

The philosophy to day represents a political movement that advocates bringing the government of the day under the control of the unions, using traditional weapons of strikes sabotage etc causing anarchy in the populace. This is unlikely to happen since the unions have sold themselves to the Labour party who in turn have quite frankly 'S??t' all over them. The unions no longer represent their members. What have they done about the polish plumbers for example, and cheap labour which is ruining all the work the real Unions did just after the war. The old concept of question/ answer stems from the actual idea i.e. the theory was the answer. Now a questio for you? What was the question?

2006-10-24 20:37:19 · answer #1 · answered by Redmonk 6 · 0 0

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