What's the point of thinking, expressing,asking and knowing?

Answer 1

To avoid being alone.
To ensure that one is alone.

Most people cannot tolerate silence for a longer than a few moments, thoughts or conversation end the discomfort of being alone.

Answer 2

Assuming you are interested in the philosophical aspects, I think the point of all four activities is to understand our experience and to develop good answers to the ultimate Q's like Who am I? What am I? Why am I here? Where did I come from and where am I going? What is this universe I inhabit ? What is my role in and my relationships to that universe. How can I make the most of the existential situation? The corollary Q's are endless, but you get the main idea. At first its all about the "I" and the self , but then it turns to understanding the "other", nature, and to God.

Answer 3

Thinking is as unavoidable as breathing. Asking and knowing are part & parcel of thinking. At its most basic, expressing is just a way of communicating desires and appetites. But on a higher level, expressing becomes an end in itself: it becomes, fluent, elegant, subtle; thus it is called art.

Answer 4

Life is an energy field, full of endless
possibilities.
Exploring those possiblities is one
of our functions.
Thus, we need to express, ask and
try on a thought for size.

Answer 5

Enlightenment.

Answer 6

Um, self-realization?

Answer 7

There is no point. Life is a meaningless and painful experience.

Answer 8

You should know, as you are the one 'asking'.

Answer 9

To live. Stop doing it and see how long you last.

Answer 10

to keep from going nuts of course