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Someone please ask a stupid question. I'm jealous of the people who can answer the smart ones.
The discussion revolves around the concept of "stupid questions" and their role in learning. Participants explore the nature of such questions, their implications, and the attitudes towards asking them in various contexts.
Participants express a variety of views on what constitutes a "stupid question," with no clear consensus reached. The discussion remains open with multiple competing perspectives on the topic.
Some statements reflect personal interpretations of "stupid questions," which may depend on context and individual experiences. The discussion includes humor and anecdotal evidence that may not align with formal definitions.
WWGD said:1+1 =...?
256bits said:Is this the No 10 bus?
I've only heard that said of Lawyers at trial. They can't have their strategy derailed by an answer they weren't expecting.dipole said:The other side to that coin is that some might say you should never ask a question you don't already know the answer to.
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68Lisa! said:Where is "ask a stupid question get a stupid answer" thread?![]()
Lisa! said:Where is "ask a stupid question get a stupid answer" thread?![]()
mal4mac said:Why is it closed?
dipole said:To me a stupid question is synonamous with a lazy one - i.e. one you should/could have answered yourself. The other side to that coin is that some might say you should never ask a question you don't already know the answer to.
jim hardy said:A "stupid question" is one that is asked solely to aggrandize the questionor or to humiliate the questionee.
and a lot of TV interviews .Algr said:So basically all of politics.
Bandersnatch said:What happened before the beginning of time?
The guy in the mirror.Beelzebub said:Who am I?