Do you come here to find questions or answers?

Question

I mean philosophically, not practically.

I love your answers so far! Thank you everyone!

Answer 1

I come to connect with like-minded people who are searching for answers to the questions that haunt them. We are social creatures and conversation is something that we crave. Plus, you might have found a slant on an aspect of the human experience that I have not thought of. You then, become very important to me. You have a pearl of wisdom that I need. Thank you for sharing.

Answer 2

I come here to find answers.

Which will seem strange if you look at my account. I almost never ask questions and answer lots of them.

But the part I'm here for comes BEFORE I answer a question... because before you can have an answer, first you have to have a question.

I WANT the answers, but I come here for the questions so I know what answers to get.

Answer 3

I tend to find more questions than answers. But in finding questions, there is an underlying truth that is comforting.

So many people with questions, practical and not-so-practical. Many of them are the same (especailly questions about who's gonna die in the new Harry Potter book!) and that's comforting because people, in general, have the same questions. How we approach and come up with the answers may vary, but that's comforting too. There is not a wrong or right way. There is simply my way and your way and his way and her way and their way.

The questions tell us what we value. The answers tell us where we find the next question.

Answer 4

I usually come here to find interesting questions and brilliant answers from answerers. At odd times, I am carried away by the sense of humour some answerers have.
Is this philosophical to you? gee, I hope so=)

Answer 5

I come here to learn about myself. There are some very thought provoking questions here, some ideas I might never have explored. Sometimes I answer, other times I go away and examine how I feel about an issue. To answer the Q... Answers

Answer 6

To find questions because my own questions are terrible. I get no answers so I stopped asking. I can only offer answers, good or bad, as you see fit. Philosophically, I come here to find wisdom and myself.

Answer 7

I come here for the debate. It's a short debate though. Stops at the first answer.
So questions and answers are equal parts of the conversation I try to have.

Answer 8

Questions.
Often answering questions, my discombobulated little brain will traipse off down another path. Things I never would have considered suddenly make causal links to what I'm reading and the neurons start firing in an apparent random, but ultimately connected manner. It can be quite stimulating. Hopefully will stave off my family's predilection towards Alzheimer's.

Peace

Answer 9

I love answering questions more then asking. It doesn't matter if I am being serious exercising my brain, or just answering to be a goof and Joe king around. I like hearing the response from people I have helped.
CyberNara

Answer 10

Answers, but it seems like if I have a question that I really need an answer to, then that is when the least amount of people respond.