11 May '14 06:13>
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDo you really expect to be able to set up an earnest discussion starting with the premise that the "question" alone will make the scientist?
[b]The Fine Art of Questioning Effectively
Question: Does effective questioning promote worthwhile online conversations on topics that matter to us all?
Answers: “Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers.” -Voltaire | “The scientist is not a person who gives the right answers, he's one who asks the right questions ...[text shortened]... fty five days until July 4, 2014. PHD: 50 Credits are Required to earn your degree. Okay?[/b]
What exactly is the worth of your "PhD" if the only criterion is to post 50 questions?
Can there be a discussion with questions alone?
Is it not true that the questions serve to pony the way to the discovery instead of being the discovery?
The question here is not how many questions did I put up, but: Do those questions further our knowledge by pointing people into the right direction?