does anyone else have trouble coming up with questions to ask?
88477
You don't need to ask questions if you do not want to, or can't think of anything.  Just answer questions until something occurs to you that you want to know, and then pose your question.  We have quite enough of meaningless and pointless questions as it is.
948993
Well I had the same problem for years. I never talked to anyone. Never had any communication with people. It was hard for me to keep an interesting conversation with anyone for more than a minute. But that was because no one that I talked to challanged my mind enough to stick around. I met a friend of mine about 8 years ago we were down at the bus stop and he asked someone else a question of their opinion on a political matter. Well naturally I approached with curiousity and he quickly became bored with the kids response. Well I offered him my opinion and it started a conversation that has lead to more conversations that have lasted us 8 years and going. My advice to you. Find someone who challanges your mind. Even if it means taking a chance and asking a question. It is not a bad thing to have some people bore you. Have fun with it. Ask question that will mess with their minds like, "How many leaves does a pine tree have?" Then watch them think about it.
388281
The best way I ever found to get a straight answer was to ask a straight question.  I have often been scared to ask someone about something that I'm honestly curious about; my experience is that the worry over asking is far worse than whatever answer they give.
499569
I only asked a few questions, but yeah it's hard. I just go for the one that I feel helped me the most, and offered the most info., also how much effort that person put into the answer. Once I make my choice I choose to justify it somehow in my comment box... ;] I have emailed ppl and thanked them too, if I felt they deserved it... haha
464174
Sometimes. I answer alot of questions though, so it's hard to keep track of all of them.
1124079
Asking questions (to whomever) is a fine thing.\nWe should all ask away!\nBut what if the answer is something we find difficult to swallow?\nWill we accept or twist it around, to make it a bit more palatable?
78127
what about it?  don't you know how to ask a proper question?
221483
Sometimes I cant send a question whats going on
370098
Is this a question or did you forget something?
254371
I too, have a difficult time with retaining information, but I found the easiest way for me to keep anything in memory is to write out the answers to questions as I read them...that and a good night's sleep are very helpful to me, I hope they will help you as well.
936970
What is the question in need of an answer?
502456
can't get the question dear!
1084210
Did you randomly string words together or is this questions so profound that it is going over my head?
536670
Maybe apathy.  Maybe defensiveness.  Maybe too many questions.\n\nI tried to answer some guy's question the other day and he got upset that I didn't answer yes or no.\n\nWell, his initial question was not a yes or no question and there were at least 3 questions he was asking at once.  If you ask too many questions, people are generally going to pick either the first or the last thing you said.\n\n(Case in point, read my question here:  http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlYHfr9enEYxTaAQOGFw.9_sy6IX?qid=1006051030349 and then read some of my answers.  It is a highly specific question.  I think I have asked it in a logical progression.  But it's too much information.  People either didn't read all the way to the bottom or it's just more work than they want to put into an answer.  At least two of them gave me the exact answer I asked them to avoid.  It's too many questions.)\n\nIn his case, I actually did address the two questions at the end of his litany.  But it seemed silly to me to answer those first when they were asked last.  Sometimes the question isn't that great.\n\nAs for answering based on opinion or agenda, we only know first hand what our experiences are and what our interpretations are.  I don't know if we are fully capable of answering anything in a completely unbiased way.  Do people go too far and become unwilling to see anyone else's side?  Sure.  But if they perceive the question as "where do you stand?" of course they're going to tell you.  Or if someone asserts their way is the only way, someone is going to feel compelled to point out all the other ways. \n\nSometimes the questions are not questions at all.  Loaded questions are generally statements with a question mark tacked on at the end.  People who ask them, don't really want to know, but people feel compelled to answer them anyway, because they are generally based on what one group  considers to be untrue.\n\nThe higher the stakes or the contention, the more divided people become.  And this is the division as far as I can see:\n\nAtheist's statement:  "you are stupid if you believe in mythology and any belief in God or anyone higher than ourselves is the equivalent of belief in the Easter bunny," or "Christians are too ignorant to understand science and if they were just smarter, they would see that there is no need for God."\n\nChristians' statement:  "your life would be better if you accepted Jesus as your Savior", or "if you don't see the error of your ways, you are going to hell."\n\nI've not been paying enough attention to the other views (agnostics, pagans, wiccans, Jews, Muslims, etc) to voice their "side."  But you get the idea.\n\nI think part of the problem between Theists and atheists is that if science is wielded by the party who is trying to overthrow God, science necessarily cannot be neutral ground.  Theology is not neutral ground.  \n\nI'm not saying that science is the enemy, but it can't answer everything.  Since it is used by atheists to discredit God, it cannot be considered neutral.\n\nSo were do we meet to talk things out?  What could we decide is neutral?
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That's an interesting question. I find it comes and goes in waves. All of a sudden I get in a philosophical mood and I "wonder" and questions abound. And I feel much more comfortable being the asker that doesn't have to reveal but has the opportunity to learn from everyone else. Then I get the chance to process all they have told me and synthesize through the information and find what works for me and what perhaps would not. But there are those days I wake up and think I can move mountains! (Until I actually touch my feet to the ground and remember age could be setting in very soon.) On those days........I can answer a million questions in a row and still scream, "Bring 'em on!" lol.......it so depends on "where I am" I suppose. When I feel lost.......I ask and feel happier asking. When I feel that life is zipping along......I feel worthy of answering.....and am happiest then. *shrugs* Just one girl's story. :) Thanks for letting me share.
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you know... I try not to ask intelligent questions.. it hurts my brain cell to much to acutally think one up.. instead I just kinda look around and see if inspiration strikes.
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asking question is a good thing, that shows how you are intrested in knowing... and i guess you have so much to say and share with others... \nif people look at you that way, well then it's their problems, don't make it yours... but be sure there are other people who won't do same... and see just in here in yahoo answers... everyone is here just to talk to you spending someof their time JUST FOR YOU.... so that makes you an important person... Don't you think??