A question presupposes that which it asks of. That is, a question is logically prior to it's own answer. (Not mine, source on request; I'm too lazy to find it at the moment.)
— tim wood
↪tim wood so, no questions without answers? — Daniel
You are thinking about the idea of an unexpressed question (which is not an unexpressed question but an idea of one), but you are not thinking about the unexpressed question itself. Thinking requires that you communicate something to yourself. If not communicated at least to the self, can a question exist? — Daniel
how are you aware of the incomplete potential information that a question presents? — Daniel
What's necessary for a question to exist? — Daniel
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