What is the deepest question you can think of?

Question:And what is the deepest answer?

Are there some questions that have no answers?

Are these some questions that we can never know the answers to?

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: And what is the deepest answer?

Are there some questions that have no answers?

Are these some questions that we can never know the answers to?

I'm pretty homocidal right now, so it's taking everything in my power to set that aside and look at the big picture so I can be deep (okay, not really homocidal, but if I had the power to hurt someone really bad and get away with it, I'd do it).

I base my novel and short story themes on deep questions. I suppose my favorite is, "Are some humans naturally evil or do they choose evil actions because of personal damage?" I struggled with this question and am still struggling with it as I write the novel.

The deepest answer, which will be cryptic because it doesn't apply to my deepest question, but rather a more cliche question, is, "That's for each of us to discover for ourselves."

I think my 8yo knows every question on the planet that doesn't have an answer. I try to look up the answers for her. Honest. But there just don't seem to be answers for them. And I'm someone who likes research.

The biggest question we can never know the answer to in life is what really happens after death. Faith can paint a picture of an afterlife, but we won't really know until we cross that border. I personally don't want to lug around the harp I was told I would be playing in Heaven. I'm hoping it's different. Otherwise I'm going to be disappointed about behaving here (I behave, honest...that stuff about being homocidal...that was my dog typing).

Wipe or not wipe

If God doesn't exist, then why does the universe exist?

If God does exist, why did he make the universe?

Who are you? Who were you before your were born?

how did the man get across the river living 1 by 1 at a time a dog,achicken,and some seeds?and he goes back for another 1

1. How deep is the ocean?

2. Could it be a trillion miles?

3. Is there no answer for this? How could one prove or disprove it?

4. You can't be certain of a correct answer to this question.

Well, if we're talking deep as in "Dude, that's deep," I'd have to say the deepest question I can think of is "Why are we here?''

I can't really think of a deep answer for that right now. Not high enough. (Yes, that's a joke)

How far is bottom of the Pacific Ocean?

Why do we park on a driveway, and drive on a parkway?

How do we reorganize our karmic storage out of the quantum field upon reincarnation, and how does it adapt to different chemical systems in which life operates.

who am i?

the deepest answer (to this particular question) is not an answer in words, but a response from beingness...

Where the hell are my keys?

How far is the farthest?
How close is the closest?

What caused the cause of the cause of the big bang.

If heaven exists, could it be possible for meta heavens and how many are there?

The deepest answer I know of is the answer of highest number that is always plus one at the end in order to continue it.

Do I move with my mind? or does my mind move me?

If there is a six sense, which seems possible. Then what would be the seventh sense?

What is the need of the universe?
Why mankind?

What shall we do about the riddle of creation? If we were to find the answer, would we stop there? The creator and his creator...etc, ad infinitum, which is simply asymptotic thinking.