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7/16/2015 4:52:10 PM
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Why wouldn't I? Questions have far more power than other reasoning and rhetorical skills, do you agree?
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But if questions are so powerful, why haven't we already concluded the answer?
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The answer to what? There are so many answers yet to be uncovered, and yet some of them will remain so forever, right?
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Could this be why we question others? Maybe not for conversation, but could it be for the locked away secrets kept hidden from us which can only be freed by a question and rewarded by an answer?
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Perhaps these skills will be effective when we find ourselves in a situation that could truly use questioning, am I right?
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Are you concidering becoming an interrogator?
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Not particularly, but engineering would be a good fit, don't you think?
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What type of engineering are we thinking of? Mechanical? Electrical? Chemical?
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Chemical all the way, is chemistry and math together not teh bomb? How about you, what are you thinking about doing?
