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Although life is already full of unanswerable questions, like what to watch tonight or what you would like to eat, they are not entertaining in the very least. So, we got this idea to harness these tough questions, dig around a bit more, and find rhetorical questions that are actually entertaining, good conversation starters, and nice topics for deep pondering. Et Voila - our selection of funny unanswerable questions for you to enjoy!
Another awesome thing about these questions with no answers is that they will require you to actually slow down, take a breather, and think about them (instead of thinking about which TV series to choose or why your cat is staring at the ceiling). And these days, everything that allows you to slow down is well appreciated! Also, these inquiries touch various subjects - from material things to travels - so we’re pretty certain you’ll find ones that you’d like to ponder for a while on. Yet, if you’re a fan of unanswerable philosophical questions, your curiosity will also be satisfied in this list. So, as far as questions that are unanswerable go, this is probably where all of them come to in the end.
Right, so our selection of questions with no answers is just a smidgen down below; you should absolutely check them out. Who knows, picking such a question might even become a nice evening tradition. But before it does, the best questions will have to find their way to the top of this list, and you can help them by giving them your vote!
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#9
Why do people say that they "slept like a baby" if they slept through the night when babies are known for not sleeping?
#13
If we learn and improve from our mistakes, why are we so afraid to make mistakes?
#14
What would happen to the world’s oceans if every person on Earth jumped into the water at the same time?
#22
To what degree have you been able to control the course that your life has taken?
#29
Why is vanilla ice cream color white when vanilla itself is color brown?
#38
Will the world be better off with relatively more countries or relatively fewer?
#39
Will we still have today’s style of nation-state countries 1,000 years from now?
#48
Will it ever be possible to communicate with people from the past or from the future?
#53
Will it be possible for countries to operate without prisons in the future?
#61
Isn’t the word "queue" just the letter Q followed by four silent letters?
#65
If God is watching us, why doesn’t He stop us from doing bad things like killing each other?
#72
If you expect the unexpected, doesn’t that make the unexpected expected?
#75
If life is so short, why do we do things that we don’t like and like so many things that we don’t do?
#88
If you told someone to "be a leader and not a follower", wouldn’t they become a follower by following your advice?
#91
If people were given the option of starting a new country, what features, options or capabilities would make it more valuable than counties today?
#94
Do we run the risk of becoming too dependent upon artificial intelligence?
#96
What happens if we are stuck in a dream and have no way to come out of it?
#98
Do our human accomplishments have a long-term, universal significance, or when the world ends, do we all end with it, including what we’ve achieved?
#102
What will be the biggest human advancement on planet earth during your lifetime?
#109
Do you ever really do anything out of your own conscious choice, or are we always controlled by some external stimulation or motive?
#110
If killing people is wrong, then why do we kill people that kill people?
#111
What would a room made of mirrors look like if there was nothing inside that room to create a reflection?
#112
Where do they put the Bible in libraries – fiction or non-fiction section?
#115
If the fountain of youth can make you live forever, can you drown in it and still die?
#118
Will the advancement of today’s technologies yield a positive or negative result?
#125
Why do people squint their eyes when they can’t see? Wouldn’t that just make it less space to see out of?
#134
If data scientists had the ability to accurately predict who was more likely to commit crimes in the future, how should society respond to that information?
#136
Will we ever have an ability to measure artificial intelligence the way we measure horsepower?
#145
If the truth is different for each of us, how can we call it the truth?
David Phillips 1 year ago
It isn't. False premise. Just because you believe something doesn't make it true.
Matt Smith 1 year ago
And just because you don't believe it doesn't make it not true
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#150
Was there ever a time when nothing existed or has something always been in existence?
#154
Will we ever have a definable form of measurement for the concept of truth?
#155
Why do we keep time if time is endless and everything happens in its own time?
