Someone asked a question to know details based on ambigous information.
A replied: It is next to impossible to look at a photo and say oh yeah they used X to make it.
B replied: There is a lot of knowledge and art in asking a good question. Good questions get the best answers.
C replied: Susan Sontag wrote: The only interesting answers are those which destroy the question."
If the OP asked the right question, the answer would be obvious, they would know the answer themselves, so they would not have asked it. It is our job to ask questions, until we almost find out what the right question should have been, at which point the OP will realise they knew the answer all the time.
- from a discussion article in physicsforum.com
(www.physicsforum.com/threads/kindly-tell-me-the-material-used-to-make-these-blades.988926/)
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