The world we live in isn't as much a product of our measurements (answers), as shallow science could propose. Science is only as good as the underlying Philosophy (PhD - Doctor of Philosophy). So what is our lived world about? In philosophy, a question is the basic unit, a container of axioms, the index of knowledge.
Just like the archetype of the Jinn, who gives you only exactly what you ask for, leaving you in some kind of self-induced painship.
Beware, that a question is a powerful spell. A spell that triggers a pattern-search algorithm in the brain of whoever hears this spell. In fact, you alter the future of the hearer, as by asking a question you construct a potential "answer object" in their future. In programming, these are called "futures", "promises" or "callbacks".
In these definition, the world of only composed of two kinds of spell-casters. Those who realize they're wizards and those who don't.
Questions can be about beliefs, experiences, desires, intentions and last (and least) opinions. In that order. Descending in the level of transcendence and substance. Beware of opinions, they are usually borrowed and shallow. Opinion is where nonsense likes to live.
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