If you could solve all the questions of the world: what else would you think about?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

So, I have solved all of the questions: cure for cancer, how to feed the poor, all of these Y! questions and how to get Pete Rose into the Baseball Hall of Fame, proved OJ and JonBenet's parents ARE guilty, proved Bonds DOES juice up, and how to manage my personal finances....

Now, I would sit back and think about the antithesis of my work and what would this new eutopian world with no questions be like; had I not solved it all, 30 years ago in 2007.

Answer 3

To be honest, I wouldn't want to solve all the questions of the world. I think there would be an infinite number of questions. So it would be impossible. I'd rather just live my life and try to make the most of the journey. But I can always think of something to ponder and think about. I've been this way ever since I was a child.

Answer 4

I would just stop thinking and work in my beautiful garden of peace. I would read books and play with the animals and teach the children who would need to be taught because they are not born with all the answers.

Answer 5

What the repercusions of those solutions would be.
A solution in the real world is never finished.

Answer 6

the answers to the questions i'd solved, of course. ^_^

Answer 7

Creative transgression. If you know everything, then create everything anew. That way in your new world, you don't know anything, and you can begin your search for knowledge again.

Answer 8

i don't know because this question would be solved and i would know the answer.

Answer 9

some questions dont have an answer.


but i think of how sad it is how many things people generally accept wouldnt be true, [god, heaven, hell] but hey, who knows i didnt die yet.

Answer 10

What am I going to have for supper? Breakfast and Lunch?

Answer 11

This question could only be asked by a man.
I'd think up new questions.