Do you beleive every question has an answer?

[thegreenyogi]

[Zack-Bann]

I think sometimes no answer at all is in itself the answer.
So it’s a paradox in a way

[Snakeyes7]

If we can get the right context, I believe so.

[OlderAndWiser]

No. One of the lessons acquired as you get older is that every question you have will not be answered.

[gasman70]

that doesn't mean it doesn't have an answer. That's the paradox

[OlderAndWiser]

@gasman70 The practicality is that, if a question does not have an answer that is available to us. . . it is the equivalent of having no answer.

[gasman70]

everything has an answer, even if its one you might not want to hear. that doesn't mean that science hasn't figured it out, it just means that everything has an answer. Is it the right answer, even science shifts all the time on that, so obviously even what you think is the answer may not be the right answer, so any answer is an answer, so yes, every question has an answer.

[OlderAndWiser]

@gasman70 You missed the point I made.

[Kingofkings1992]

@gasman70 that is objectively wrong

[gasman70]

I didn't miss it, I just think you don't understand that you're talking about a solution, an answer and a solution are two different things.

[gasman70]

@Kingofkings1992, actually I'm objectively right, what you're talking about is a solution. not everything has a solution.

[Kingofkings1992]

@gasman70 you're confused

[gasman70]

@Kingofkings1992 no, actually you're confused, an answer can be anything, like if you say, 2 plus 2, I answer, 9, that's an answer, is it the solution, no.

[NoDecision]

Nope. For instance, questions like who built all these ancient structures, like the pyramid? No one knows for sure, or even how they were built. Or why, if you were to go straight through the earth from, say, a pyramid, to the other side of the earth, it comes right smack dab into some other ancient structure. How about the Nazca Lines, that can only be seen from the air high above? So no, not every question has an answer except yes or no.

[Wincent]

It still has an answer even if no one knows what the answer is.

[OneViewpoint]

Sure every question has an answer. We may not like the answer. We may never know the answer. We may not understand the answer. None of that means the question is unanswerable.

Some possible exceptions are...

• String theory postulates 11 dimensions. We experience 3 dimensional space plus time, spacetime. And now it has been proposed time may also have 3 dimensions. But we'r3 not equipped to experience those dimensions. We'll never know what it's like in the way we experience spacetime. We can do the math but that's about it.
• The observable universe appears to be a hard limit for us. We know there's more out there, or should be, but expansion of the universe prevents us from ever seeing it. So far.

[Simslover92]

I believe so but that answer may not be easily answered or it may just be simply a don't have an answer for it like the question of why are we all here? or what's the meaning of life?

Those questions are thought provoking questions that just may not really have a simple answer to give so many people might just say they don't have an answer for it. Still an answer but just can't give one that covers the questions because they are philosophical ones.

[7Phoenix7]

I agree with this completely…such a great response

[Simslover92]

Thank you! @7Phoenix7

[7Phoenix7]

You’re welcome 🩵

[Lliam]

Yes, of course. But, speaking of humans in general, we will never learn the answers to all questions.

Lots of times we make up plausible answers to questions. That has been human nature since the dawn of time. It's why primitive people invented religions.

At least science seeks answers based on provable fact and can revise accepted beliefs as more information comes to light.

[slatyb]

I do not. For example, "Does God exist?" I suppose there is an answer but it's unknowable, so effectively it has no answer. Of course we are able to ask any number of self-contradictory questions, for example: "In a certain town, the barber shaves every man who doesn't shave himself. Who shaves the barber?"

[Nik1hil]

Yes, But the Listener May not be Ready or willing to accept the Answer.

This Universe is Possibilities and Every question can only End in Limited Set of Possibilities, hence every question has an Answer

however , if you come across a question that has no answer than perhaps you are asking the Wrong Question

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

I'm absolutely certain that some questions have no answers, and I can prove it:

https://www.girlsaskguys.com/no-opinions

[Anonymous]

Yes. But the question is does the answer lead to another question? Generally yes. Sometimes it opens a chest of new question. And sometimes the answer tells us how wrong we were about a previously held belief. I guess what i'm saying is sometimes perspective is everything.

[DryGermanGuy]

Yes! Because ultimately, the answer is 42. 😊

[NathanDavis]

definitely not...

and sometimes, we don't even know which are the right questions either...

[FunkyMonkee]

No. At least one can't be answered. "Why?".
One day, I went up to my boss at work and told him I had a question to ask him. Then I said, "Hello?"

[RavVid]

No, it is easy to ask questions without answers. What was their before the big bang?

In many ways every answer begs a follow on question.

[ElenaLena]

Not really no.. some questions are beyond our capacity as humans to answer..

[queenofcardio]

No, somethings we will never get answers to

[purplepoppy]

Yes but a lot of the time the answer is "don't be stupid?"

[AviatorTom]

Every question can be answered, but not all answers are correct.

[Miristheiss]

Yes, of course.

But mankind will never have them all answered on this side of eternity.

[xawyx-3]

No, probably not, some questions are too complex.

[onmyradar]

every question has an answer, but does the answer fit the question, and is it the answer what you're looking for

[Shiprex]

No, but they can be answered just not by everyone or someone at this time.

[exitseven]

Nope, there are questions that will never be answered. Where is Jimmy Hoffa for example.

[Dargil]

Yes, even if it is I don't know.

[andreasderjuengere]

Errrm... : yellow

(means: yes, in some way) :P

[Still-alive]

illl say yes but we may not know what that answer is for a long time, maybe never for some big ones like 'why are we here?'

[gasman70]

yes, even if it might not be the one you want to hear.

[KostasKouvalis]

Yeah, we just haven't found some of the answers yet

[astlavista]

No. Some questions may never have a definite answer, especially about the future, consciousness, or existence.

[Anonymous]

Yes but the answer to the question may not be known

[Kingofkings1992]

Nope. Every question has a theory, but not a definitive answer

[QuietRunner]

yes I do. You may not like the answer to the question.

[katiesmuff]

Maybe not immediately but eventually yes

[Chazmatazz269]

Every question has multiple answers.

[browsingthroughthe]

Because it should 😄👌🏻

[strateguy632]

no. only good questions have.

[jshm2]

No. Hence why research is still a thing.

[rgb008]

Yes, it’s the natural order of things

[loveslongnails]

Yes, but not always a knowable answer.

[thund3rlight]

and every answer has a question.

[Paige2006]

Yes but we can't figure the answer out

[Iron_Man]

No some people don’t give answers

[fish5505_87]

To very problem their is a solution.

[Eleni920]

Not everything sometime how can’t.

[FreyaRed]

No...

[236color]

No I don't

[sage2021]

I don't think so. 🤔

[jaksone2]

Nope

[Drumlin2001]

Who's to say?

[Anonymous]

This one doesn't
🙂

[Cidknee]

Yes.

[AgentG111]

Maybe

[scott04sa22]

no always

[msc545]

No, of course not