If you could know the absolute and total truth to one question, what question would you ask?

[MuffinHead]

I would ask: "What is wrong with some human beings, why they do the things they do."

You might think that the answer is easy, but it isint.

[Bandit74]

I imagine the answer to any grand philosophical question would be disapointing and/or depressing. Or even if it was interesting and uplifting, its not like anyone would believe me if I said I knew the meaning of life or what happens after we die.

So I would simply ask what the winning numbers will be for the next powerball drawing. I feel like I would benefit more from knowing the answer to that question. :)

[konichiwa]

answer: cuz they think for the moment, not for the future. the most useful action to get advantage at the moment they live, not for more time they live (<100yrs.)

my question: how much human living on this earth in 9000 years. and how they do it.

[vishna]

Will the cure for any fatal/life altering disease I am destined to get, have a cure before I die?
or
What are the winning numbers for the largest US lottery with the fewest winners in the next 7 years. That way, I'm bound to be a millionaire by 30, even if I'm slow to get a career going.

[Nadzzz]

those are called rhetoric questions haha
I have the tendency to ask someone questions even tho I know the answer just to see if they will lie to me
it's a bitchy thing but you define real people by fake people.
one question would be "where are you?' lol
or "what did you do there?"

[Panda_Bree]

What intentional subliminal messages and secret meanings did Stanley Kubrick put into the Shining?

[codyccc]

Why are people stupid enough to belive in religion

[asheslee]

Why are we here?