Campfires & Merchant Ships
I
tend to mix and merge my metaphors to the confusion of many a reader. Today is
no exception. Evidence of a chaotic mind.
How
do we ask the big questions, or rather, how do we decide what they are? What constitutes
even the framework for deciding and determining if a question is big or not?
When the answers are unknown, is there a way to conclusively determine which
questions are the biggest? We tend to base a question’s relevance on its answer,
because the answer is, in our minds, the point of the question.
