How to ask a high quality question?

[the_wanderer]

Here I have quit a few questions about learning and questions I would love to hear you answer to.

What is a question?

What is a high quality question?

What is a low quality question?

What is the common traps when asking questions?

Why would you ask questions?

 

How do you use the answers to questions?

 

How do you know if the next action you take is actually the best next action? How do you know if answering one or more of these questions is actually the best next action? And how do I know that asking these questions is the best next action for me to talk?

[CreamCat]

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

[Inliytened1]

8 hours ago, the_wanderer said:

Here I have quit a few questions about learning and questions I would love to hear you answer to.

What is a question? 

God exploring himself is a question.  It's the desire to know oneself which is the same as Being oneself.

What is a high quality question?  

This is a duality, as is all form.  In Truth there is no such thing as a good or bad question.

What is a low quality question?

What is the common traps when asking questions?

Not asking a question is the trap.

Why would you ask questions?

Why is Infinity infinite? It just IS, as our desire for knowledge just IS.

How do you use the answers to questions?

You are free to make your own determinations of the answers and discover Absolute Truth for yourself.

How do you know if the next action you take is actually the best next action? How do you know if answering one or more of these questions is actually the best next action? And how do I know that asking these questions is the best next action for me to talk?

Just BE.  There is no wrong or right answer.  Or wrong or right action.  Those are dualities.   You are free to become whatever you want.

 

Edited June 2, 2019 by Inliytened1

[rNOW]

16 hours ago, the_wanderer said:

Here I have quit a few questions about learning and questions I would love to hear you answer to.

What is a question?

A question is a form of inquiry (usually linguistic or visual) that  is used to expand one's knowledge or understanding or awareness. Because we all want to expand ourselves in whatever realm it is. We grow by asking questions.

What is a high quality question?

There are no high or low quality questions. There are only useful questions and not-useful questions, depending on what you are seeking. What is useful in one context is useless in another. So there is no obvious standardization. I've realized though that the most useful questions are the ones you ask yourself and the ones only you can answer. 

What is a low quality question?

Same as above.

What is the common traps when asking questions?

Don't seek answers, seek the truth. It may not come in the form of answers. 

Why would you ask questions?

Because I'm curious and I like to annoy people with my curiosity.

How do you use the answers to questions?

A good answer is a useful answer. Depending on what you are seeking. So a good answer will lead you to a more useful question. 

How do you know if the next action you take is actually the best next action? How do you know if answering one or more of these questions is actually the best next action? And how do I know that asking these questions is the best next action for me to talk?

There is no such thing is best or worst. Focus on useful. I don't. I'm just drinking tea trying to distract myself from a subtle form of criticism I encountered just before I logged in. So is answering this post useful? YES and NO. Yes in the sense I now know what I'm avoiding. And No because I knew this before logging in as well but was terrified to sit with the criticism replaying in my head.