I experience or sense something - feels natural to me to ask questions.
I think, “why do I ask questions?” or “why am I asking this question?” - I suppose emotions come into play here - genuine interest, boredom, etc.
It is a very difficult thing to do. I try to to think in terms of “how can I take this to its end?”. Well I think that what is motivating my question (in the now), is some underlying desire - to be right, to be heard, to be expressed, to be self-justifying. I can say to myself “There is always an infinite number of answers to this question”. I can say “There is always one answer to this question that serves the purpose of justifying my desire”. Or I can say “There is always some answer to this question that externalizes the blame”. I can say “There is an answer to this question that I don’t understand, that someone else understands”. I can say “There is an answer to this question that is reconciliatory in nature”.
So great, now I’ve objectified a question and have a way, a reason, to eliminate its purpose (if I need to use this line of thinking as a tool).
The objectification of it doesn’t necessarily make the question go away. It’d be nice to be able to let go of the question sometimes
I suppose control of the question is what I really want