Why do the easiest questions get the most answers and the good questions no one

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  1. DonnyBoy profile image60
    DonnyBoyposted 15 years ago

    Why do the easiest questions get the most answers and the good questions no one has the gonads to an

  2. GAWjr profile image61
    GAWjrposted 15 years ago

    That's a good question.  I don't know how to answer it.
    What are some of the good questions, that you want answers too?

  3. DonnyBoy profile image60
    DonnyBoyposted 15 years ago

    Then you helped me answer my own question!
    most Excellent!
    LOL

  4. bayareagreatthing profile image62
    bayareagreatthingposted 15 years ago

    The hard questions require either knowledge or research.  To answer with some kind of intelligence if someone wants to seriously take a stab at it also requires time-- a rare commodity smile

  5. profile image0
    reeltaulkposted 15 years ago

    i believe you have answered your own question, maybe because they are easy!  No one likes to put effort into anything these days.  if it takes to much energy, thought, effort, time, it aint worth the fustration, lol

  6. Kaybomb31 profile image57
    Kaybomb31posted 15 years ago

    Because the good questions require good answers which generally take a lot of typing. But If you post your idea of a good question, I'll give it a try!I have no gonads, but I'll use my guts!

  7. DARICANMAMI profile image59
    DARICANMAMIposted 15 years ago

    Because not many people have the gonads to answer the good questions I myself look for the good ones that no one or few people answer.

  8. Amaya31 profile image60
    Amaya31posted 13 years ago

    The easier the question, the faster for you to answer it. Nobody wants to think deeply about it.

  9. Neil Sperling profile image61
    Neil Sperlingposted 13 years ago

    Simple - A quote from Henry Ford says at all "Thinking is a lot of work, which explains why so few people engage in the activity"  :-)

 
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