'The quality of the answers we get, are directly correlated with the quality of the questions we ask'
Now I often hear people say that there are no dumb questions.
And we shouldn't be afraid to ask them.
Questions are the most straight forward path to learning.
If that is true than I don't feel ashamed at all to leave you with some here below to ponder.
If your vacuum cleaner sucks, is that a bad thing?
Are there human guides for blind dogs?
If the black box in airplanes is unbreakable, then why don't they build the whole damn plane out of that material?
Is it fair that tea drinkers also have the right to a coffee break?
The exact value of the speed of light is 299792458 metres per second. Can anyone here tell me how fast the speed of dark is?
Why is the word 'abbreviation' so long?
If Barbapapa can turn into anything he likes, why the f*ck does he choose to play in such a stupid cartoon?
Well, that's it for now folks.
Enough stuff to torture that gray matter a bit.
But I have a lot more of these mindboggling questions.
