Philosophers have given their answers to some of these questions. But - as absurdly as it sounds - the answers are not the main point of philosophy. I would sa

Philosophers have given their answers to some of these questions. But - as absurdly as it sounds - the answers are not the main point of philosophy. I would say, the main point is learning to ask these questions better. That includes: - getting a deeper understanding what the question means - learning how to assess candidate answers - learning which answers are wrong, and for which reasons - finding out what difference it makes to know the answer (sometimes it doesn't make any difference)