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I think curiosity is a form of questioning. Regarding your distinction, I'm still confused. In a very literal sense, what is the difference between "questions"
by haswell 1y ago
I think curiosity is a form of questioning.
Regarding your distinction, I'm still confused. In a very literal sense, what is the difference between "questions" and "questioning" in your mind? i.e. what are some examples of how they manifest differently in a real world conversation?
- Dylan16807 1y agoIt's just a subtle difference in implication that depends on exact wording. Don't read too much into what I'm saying there. It's hard to argue that asking questions isn't neutral, but being questioning implies doubt and it says so in the dictionary to back me up, it's not really more complex than that.