Does every question have an answer? Does it have to be the right answer?

Sometimes there’re questions if we know their answers, we’ll be not happy. So it’s better if we don’t ask about them or don’t know the answers.

Every question has an answer, I believe. . . but since we do not necessarily have that answer, an honest “I’m not sure, I’ll look it up/keep contemplating” often suffices.

Actually, Christina, I’ve often thought that “I don’t know” was the best answer to many a question and generally better than no answer at all!

Not always. Like for religion and stuff, no one ever knows…..:O

Gaveston, sometimes don’t you think there are cases where the question is the more important aspect than any answer that could be provided? there’s something very attractive about a mystery, no? :)

Sometimes,the more you know the answer the more you ask!!!!!

And, of course, one thing leads to another….
An enquiring mind never gives up enquiring…..

Having read several novels by Haruki Murakami I feel safe in saying many questions are meant not to have answers and the simple fact that we don’t know everything is what makes the world beautiful!