Is it truly possible to have nothing to say? Has everything already been said that needs to be said? That is yet another unknown in the great web of unknowns. Another unknown was posed to me by an acquaintance a few weeks ago. If a question has no answer, is it still a question? I'm not talking about "correct" or "definitive" answers. So for example, "Does God exist?" is still a question because it has an answer. If you don't believe this has an answer, ask your local priest or college student about to take an exam. It doesn't matter that you may disagree; the point is, there is an answer. Unfortunately, I cannot give you an example of a question without an answer. If you can think of one, please email me with the question and I'll answer it for you. ;-)