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Answer by unknown
Submitted on 4/21/2005
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phylosophy answer is to look around from many perspective to find the understandable and reasonable thought, which are to persuade other individual to believe in. Without question there wouldn't be no starting point of finding the physolophy answer. Curiosity and hunger for knowledge open up the heart of our soul. As life is to look up and to find the further and greater knowledge consist of philosyphy. The example are this posted question, in which there are many different philosophy are given. If you think you're phylosophy answer is right, think harder!! It's might be!!! People's phylosophy belief is hard to alter, and the argument will never end until each side are agree upon. life is to live as today and tomorrow, but not yesterday.

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phylosophy answer is to look around from many perspective to find the understandable and reasonable thought, which are to persuade other individual to believe in. Without question there wouldn't be no starting point of finding the physolophy answer. Curiosity and hunger for knowledge open up the heart of our soul. As life is to look up and to find the further and greater knowledge consist of philosyphy. The example are this posted question, in which there are many different philosophy are given. If you think you're phylosophy answer is right, think harder!! It's might be!!! People's phylosophy belief is hard to alter, and the argument will never end until each side are agree upon. life is to live as today and tomorrow, but not yesterday.

Answer by blueeyes_alina
Submitted on 11/14/2005
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questions and answers ... i have already an air of philosophizing ... my personal opinion is that they are both important! why and what important actually means in the sense i referred to, i will say next: on one side questions, we all like them, we all have them .. they are part of us, it couldn't be different .. it's part of the sense of our life(we are interested in knowledge, that's a fact! the level of interest varies from individual to individual,but that's another story) , THEN answers ... we are interested in answers too, cause actually why would we ask in the first..but for trying to discover an answer. are there questions without connection to a possible answer?... even u you don't actually find an answer, you search for it!that's the purpose of a question. so, each questions and answers, have their own importance! but to try a classification...i believe it first comes the question and the answer is the consequence. i challenge you to think if in reverse is possible ( to start from an answer to a question) ..kinda tricky that one..cuz answer derives from question..the notion of answer derived from the notion of question, isn't it? somehow there's always a question before an answer, even when it's not obvious!

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Question by chard
Submitted on 8/26/2003
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why in phylosophy question is more important than answers

Answer by athan
Submitted on 11/11/2003
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the phylosophy is a unportant of the world

Answer by suman
Submitted on 12/3/2003
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because the philosophy created only after question. it is on the form of reply or to make aware to other. and while to aware other there must be question from next entity.

Answer by emintne
Submitted on 2/1/2004
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For the same reason why an individual asks lots of questions to himself, and never finds an answer at all. Philosophy is nothing but the collection of questions from as many people as possible.

Answer by jon
Submitted on 2/2/2004
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actually if you knew what you were taking about, the problem is more important then the question or the answer. before an answer comes a question but before you think up the question you must be trying to solve a problem. thats some philosophy for yo ass!

Answer by amber
Submitted on 3/9/2004
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every body philosophies from a child,children are often taught things which they have already thought about on their own.The question is more important because it means there is curiosity in life and a hunger for understanding.looking for an answer that is pure and free of prejudice.It is dangerouse to believe you have all the answers as this breeds ignorance.

Answer by warrior david
Submitted on 5/15/2004
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why do we search for questions we already have the answer for.is it easier to not know answers. we fear not questions, only answers.

Answer by Jasmin
Submitted on 9/15/2004
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Because not knowing and having a question creates an indefinate hunger for knowlage.

Answer by holz
Submitted on 9/27/2004
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Philosophical questions are often questions in which are the unquestionable. They are there for anyone to opinion-ate and express in what they think/believe the question is asking. Many philosophical questions don't have well explained answers, but are very reasonable questions, therefore making the question more important than it's answer.

Answer by milutzu_k
Submitted on 10/18/2004
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Answer without question is meaningless. An answer brings new questions which require new answers, which brings... As a result we get so many answers and keep so many questions that we need a framework to organize them. And this is only one answer...

Answer by narges
Submitted on 11/15/2004
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From questions we the we reach the answers & solve the problems ,Without good & proper question we would never get the proper answer. Try to more questions & find the answers

Answer by harvey mendez
Submitted on 11/22/2004
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in our life there were question that can be answer sometimes not, but is not;t mean that we definitely inform the significance of it because we have different idea and way on how to handle a situation. however, there are many answer in a certain question. we must recognize well the question before answering, which could enable us to emerge a definite conclusion and explain certainty.

Answer by Bonbon
Submitted on 12/5/2004
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because that is the roles of phylosophy,and we need to ask, so that we are we now the roles.

Answer by gemini
Submitted on 1/22/2005
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sometimes life is all about rhetorical questions

Answer by hungkhoisss
Submitted on 1/22/2005
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follow me, because if you have no questions, no answer

Answer by ORR
Submitted on 6/17/2005
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BECEAUSE YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION TO MAKE AN UNDERSTOOD AND VALLIED AWRNSER

Answer by anga36
Submitted on 3/29/2005
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philosophy asks questions. Science answers. Science is the servant of philosopy.

Answer by Eli
Submitted on 6/1/2005
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philosophy is not a just about simple questions. in this world.everyone is doing make and solve quentions. different people make different questions,scientist make scientific questions,an artist make emotional question. different people also solve questions in different ways,therefore conclude different answers. every question contain unknown things.the nature of the curious cause us to know the unknown things. why we have those natures?? what cause every thing in this universe??? that why it become PHYLOSOPHY. just like physics is trying to find the cause of every physical thing in this universe. ps. ignorance is guilt. mistake is hurt.

Answer by blackeye
Submitted on 6/18/2005
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the question give us an extra-energy to find the answer and while we are looking for that answer we discover a bunch of new things...

Answer by shera
Submitted on 6/26/2005
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in philosophy, questions are always there. Many questions still linger in our mind that doesn't have answers yet. Philosophical questions are very critical.

Answer by bertze
Submitted on 8/6/2005
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is it because the answer has to be in the question?

Answer by Chuks Ekaba
Submitted on 8/11/2005
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In philosophy, question is more important than answer because when there is an answer to a philosophical question it is no longer philosophy.The problem is solved. A known soluble do not need further speculation as philosophy is all about speculations, sitting and thinking of the insoluble which is the basis of understanding the concepts and principles of other subjects.

Answer by tapu
Submitted on 9/15/2005
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phylosophycal question are more importent thern answers because if the questions are not arrised then the qurisity may be losted . And actually the phylosophy comes from wonder and curicity.

Answer by Solomon B. Achajang
Submitted on 10/24/2005
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Dwanian Theory on Evolution how accurate to our today's generation?

Answer by mordecai
Submitted on 11/12/2005
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even Socrates who saw to the birth of the golden age made use of questions when teaching .men phylosophy is all about questions.

Answer by Hankombo.T
Submitted on 12/7/2005
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life without questions is boring.it is through asking questions that we understand ourselves and then the environment arround us.

Answer by nel
Submitted on 1/9/2006
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because phylosophy question is more important than answer

Answer by bona
Submitted on 2/5/2006
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Phylosophy make us think, and make us think for every detail.the most important thing in the Phylosophy is the question, and then comes the answer.

Answer by Lu
Submitted on 2/6/2006
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Question is the cause, Answer is the result.. Thats why question is more important ;)

Answer by secret of life
Submitted on 3/31/2006
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And yet some questions don't have an answer or can continue on for ever. Such as "why?" Now there's a questions that could be asked about anything.

Answer by mhd1404
Submitted on 4/5/2006
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most questions are just to make people think and reach the answers themselves not to know answers from them

Answer by Dr. Fish
Submitted on 6/7/2006
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Phylosophy like we all know is that which studies the human mind.In other words,is the study of wisdom. So,i believe that question is more important because it makes philosopher's to make more research.

Answer by shai
Submitted on 6/16/2006
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phylophy is selecting ideas from one question to another...it explore the answer that's why we can elaborate it to us as simple as possible!!!

Answer by jaya
Submitted on 6/26/2006
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because you ask before you know

Answer by Ravish
Submitted on 7/19/2006
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Asking the question is the first and the most important step toward the solution or answer. Answer itself has no meaning unless associated with a question. If one is not aware of what he/she is looking for, answers does not matter or exist.

Answer by Ben
Submitted on 7/21/2006
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I think it is Question that makes us think - and when we think we are engaging in the purpose of philosophy. Answer is really irrelevant.