Why doesn't every question have an answer?

Answer 1

go to the answer page and dont cuss I can understand the frustration. Think about what you're tapping into when you come to this site. Hundreds of thousands of people visit this site, just like you. Nobody (as far as I am aware) among the regular users is paid anything to submit questions, answer questions, or edit material. You become part of a gigantic network of Incredibly-Super-Sized-Giga-Giga-Mega-Mega-Maxi-Unimaginably-Powerful Computers (our human brains). It's as if this network is a living thing. It's taking on a character of its own, and it is unlike any individual that's taking part. It's like a youngster just learning about everything, and going through the "Terrible-Twos". There are hundreds of thousands more questions than there are people doing the answering. You could try answering a few. The site is in a way tapping into this weird, huge 'mind', and as we get glimpses of what this 'mind' is about, we're finding things out about our passions, fears, angers, joys,... you get the point. You might find yourself learning some things from this evolving 'mind', and you might get to like it!

Answer 2

Because an answer is an answer to a question which is the question of the answer but usually the question comes first except in English exams where the answer is given and you are asked to question the answer

From the above mind-blowing explanation it can be easily understood that questions and answers are the opposites of the same category and opposites are never alike so questions are not answers

Answer 3

ANSWER 1

Because questions are a complex way of sharing human emotions and without them we would be helpless. ANSWER 2

Because people don't know, therefore they ask so they will know.

Answer 4

It may be that the right person to answer the question hasn't seen it yet !

Answer 5

Because people ask questions everyday!