Do you ask questions?? Or settle for what you know??

If I am curios of something that I don't know.. Sometimes I ask questions to the right person if I get the chance. But most of the time, I research it myself because I tend to not believe someone fully with what he/she would say to me. I want to discover it my own.

I enjoy learning new things and I have a lot of questions. I can drive people crazy with them. But I feel like when we stop asking questions we stop growing as a person.

i am a knowledge hound i guess. i love history and so i am always reading about it and looking stuff up on the net. it drives my family crazy!

I love asking question because I'm always eager to learn things I do not know. It also depends on the situation. Like in our class, sometimes, I want to ask the professor questions about our topic but I'm kinda shy. I'm not the type of student who always asks questions that's why sometimes I'll just go find the answer all by myself. It also depends on the person I am talking to. If I feel comfortable talking with him/her, I ask questions but if not, I don't though I want to. I just wish I can fight the feeling of shyness because, because of this shyness, I can't ask questions. Its so hard for me. I was just afraid that the person I asked will just say, "Don't ask me that stupid question." or "Common sense.". Huhu. It hurts. That's why now, whenever I want to learn about things I do my own research or I study by myself. I go to libraries, browse the internet and its really helpful. :D But I'm the type of person who has many questions but I just settle for what I know. :D anyway, that' all. Happy mylotting. ;D

I don't really ask alot of questions, but I do research things that interest. For instance at my families Labor Day meal a cousin of mine referred to the brest of a chicken as a keel. I had never heard that done before and had to look it up to see if she knew what she was talking about...she did lol.

I do ask some questions, but I do try to figure things out for myself. I do a lot of research about things, so I will ask questions when I cannot get the answers to what I research.. like if I read something but it makes no sense, then I will ask.. and probably STILL not understand...

I am not afraid to ask questions about anything. I like to be in the know about things instead of left in the dark.

I'm so glad to know that there's someone who's exactly as curious as I am. I also search for details about every subject I don't know much about that's why I spend a lot of time browsing the net researching about almost anything. I love learning new things and it makes me more than happy if I get to share it with others.

We're the same. I can't stand not knowing answers. As I child I've been curious already. I loved watching Knowledge Channel and learn stuff. I also enjoyed reading some of my school textbooks. I used to envy people who had encyclopedia sets at home. We couldn't afford it so I frequented the library. When computers had graphics and prices went low, we were able to afford a computer. I was in 2nd year highschool then. I remember me twiddling around the various folders of windows ME and then Windows XP. I played around microsoft office. played the games, learned how to download, learned how to surf the net, and before I knew it, I was addicted to the Internet! I was learning loads and enjoying at the same time!

I do ask questions and gather all information as possible so I'll know I'm on the right path. And as you mentioned that' we're in an era of "info age" I make use of the www to satisfy my hunger for knowledge and it helped me a lot

Well, I think that the easiest way to acquire knowledge is to be curious and ask and be able to get the answers from other people. It is quite simple to learn just by asking. As for me, I really try to ask out if I don't know something. No individual knows everything. And yes, learning is fun and should always be taken into consideration while living life. I love to learn too and apply what I learn and improve myself using the new knowledge I have learned. I can say, I do have a habit of asking other people about things I don't know. But sometimes I think they get irritated with all those questions I am barraging at them.

hi:) I am a person who ask question a lot, but if I don't get the right answer from what I want to know I surf the net and read some articles that can help me answer my questions, internet is a big help in anything, like it have all the answer that you want to know. Have a good day friend!:D

Wouldn't you be stressing yourself out by expecting to learn at least something new everyday? Yes, I do ask questions but not necessarily to learn something new. I am a keen learner but I won't want to learn something new that I have no interest in. Neither do I want to make sure that I learn something new everyday because ro me, that would be giving myself unnecessary stress.

hai friend i use to sarch answers for many questions, i use to question myself to where i find answers to my questions,simply i can say iam a question bank,i enjoy finding answers to question,i wont settle down with which i know, i share it with my friends and relatives and lecturers and get their opinion also...............

if i don't know something, i ask, i do me research on the web or i find my own ways to know the answers. There's a lot of things going on around us and we will never run out of things to learn everyday.

I am contented with what I know unless something really interest me. I ask question a lot of them actually, when I am really in a confounding situation.

The internet has definitely contributed in my quest for answers. For myself I am satisfied with the knowledge background I have but it becomes insufficient because learning is indeed a lifelong process. For me, certainly acquiring more knowledge means asking questions and think critically. It could be after reading a book, a magazine/internet article et cetera. Or on the other hand, I take a stroll alone and most preferably early morning so that I can think about all and everything that comes to my mind. While pondering over certain issues, at times I find myself having no answers to what I want to know. This in turn makes me become more eager to learn things I do not know.