One of my favorite question which I used to have in 20s and even now in 30s. And I learned very little out of life while asking this question. Compared to other people who are below and above my age learned how and why about the life. But I always remained behind asking the question. How do you know it works?
I always wanted to know how to get things. But I forgot that life has specific time interval and I had to get few things done in time. Sometimes you have to do things without asking how does it work. Sometimes you have to do things without asking how and why and just do it.
Why is that so? Why you have to not ask how do you know all the time?
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Community Knowledge
Sometimes the society together holds more knowledge than all of us. And so asking the how do you know question does not always helps you. And you don't understand the power of community knowledge. You have to focus on the collective knowledge and just do the things being asked to you. This would save you a lot of time and you can always realize why so later in life.
Elders Experience
Sometimes people in your family and society know about potential problems and they can speculate based on the behavior. And so you have to trust their judgement. You could be right and they could be wrong but do always pay attention to their approach and thinking and you would understand why behind the same.
Save Time of Experience
We have limited time on earth and we can save the time on the experience gaining by learning from others. And can only spend on the experience which we can make use of. And that can start a lot different approach with our life. As our progress becomes more refined in the long term. You have to watch how that goes with the experience.
Conclusion
Sometimes we have to be less skeptical. And sometimes we just have to keep on going ahead without asking. And that would not only save us our time but also improves on our experience. That is what I have learned from the past experience of mine.
What have you learned from asking questions?