What would happen if we stopped asking questions?

Answer 1

the human mind would collapse
no matter what the intelligence, people always have thoughts about questions and people always question, people would lose a sense of themselves

Answer 2

Decisions are results of questions. Without questions, people would live on universal truths that would never be challenged. Every person would act on autopilot. Probably, it would seem as if the world were filled with a bunch of clones who all look alike because nobody would even think and consider "what if...?" Wonder would cease to exist. There would be no such thing as individualism.

Answer 3

judging from the childish enthusiasm exhibited in this forum, this is an unlikely to happen, "counter-to-fact" conditional. therefore, it requires a world in which the antecedent becomes true. but that "possible world" may be very different from our own, with different laws of logic, flying pigs, etc.
so, anything goes for such a world and statements about it. in a more specific sense, in that world yahoo may realize what google did a few months ago when they closed their "google questions" forum. i.e. that this is a poorly thought-out way of assembling and exploiting web communities and a futile attempt of producing anything of value, like wikipedia.

Answer 4

if questions were never asked, would the question arise, Why are questions never asked? there would be no reason for communication. we would already know the answers. all the world would have is straight facts with no theories to base them on. Things would just "be" without explanation. there would be no cure for diseases because nobody would wonder why people are sick. people would have no morals and judgements would never be made because there would be no question of what is right and wrong. thats only the beginning.any more questions?

Answer 5

Is omni knowing God asking a questions himself? God just giving questions to humanity, not asking...Simple questions which we are constantly ignore.... So the matter of questions will never end but will change forms...

Answer 6

Really we have, every question has been asked....answers are what is always stopped.

Answer 7

The Judgment is negative, the Will is positive, and to lose our ability to question we must also have lost our power of Judgment. Having only the Will we would only be positive and have no doubt, and how could we have fear with no doubt. We would be stupid to pain and kill ourselves with our own fearless stupidity.

Answer 8

We would stop getting answers and we would learn nothing.

Answer 9

To wonder (question) is to engage the world. Without wonder life would be quite dreary and without color.

Answer 10

Then we would stop getting answers