Why do people ask questions they already know the answers to?
Why do people ask questions that they know the answer to?
Why do people ask [how are you? ] when they really don't want to know? Why do so many people on Quora answer the question they want to answer and not the question that was asked? Why do certain people answer a question with a question instead of just giving you a straight answer? Why do we need answers? Why do you always answer a question with a question? I don't, or do I? Why do you answer a dumb question? Why do you answer these questions? Why don't we know the name of the person asking the question? What questions do people ask? Why do we need answers? Any of the answer? Why do people ask less questions than they should? Why do you like answering questions? Why do so many Quorans insist on posting answers to a different question instead of the one that was asked? Why are Americans so rude to always ask how you are, although they never care about the answer? Why do people not give their own answers, but instead make comments on other people's answers? Most of the questions I ask don't get any answers. Why is it so? Why is no one giving me an answer to my questions? When does an answer become a question? Why is it so difficult to ask to answer other people than those Quora selects for you? Why do people write their own answers as a comment and not realize it? What does it mean to ask a right question? How come some people answering questions on Quora get a bit snarky about it? Why do I ask this question? Why do all of the people answering questions on Quora write long drawn-out answers, rather than simply getting straight to the point? Why does Quora make it complicated to see who asked the question? What are some questions no one knows the answer to? Why should you answer this question? Why did you answer my question? Why do people ask medical questions on Quora? Why do people think Google has all the answers?