Is it more important to question everything or remain semi-blissfully ignorant to pressing matters or problems of others?

Elegance

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Let's ask Socrates. He says the first one. Of course they got him killed. But I too agree with him. Questioning things allows for the understanding of things. Following things blindly is just silly. When you question something (and the person you are questions comes up with real not BS answers) you learn more and it allows to understand why you are doing something or why something is being done, or how something is done. Truth is some good shit, and asking questions is good for getting your brain to think a little. Ignorance is bliss only to those who seek not to grow and develop, which is just silly.

A saying that says, "It is better to know all the questions than to know all the answers" is quite true. If you know every answer to all the questions in life, maybe you're born different. Even the wisest person in the whole world ask, they're still searching for an answer up to the end of the rainbow.

It is about our curiosity through life and beyond. The capacity of people to understand things which give her/him doubt throughout the beginning of the world is still a question for her/him. All the times the questions remained unanswered because sometimes we couldn't find the answer. We'd like to have a cure for our curiosity. An undefined description about what's happening and how is it going.

There would be very little point to living if you were to never question anything. Learning and the development of skills are some of the only reasons to live. :/

Elegance

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Ignorance is bliss to those who don't care.

Questioning things isn't bad. Knowing things isn't bad. If you don't question things, then you're most likely ignorant for taking everything at face value. You can question just about anything, including Mathematical statements.