Wisdom questions vs. conceptual questions
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A distinction in types of questions. Conceptual questions have definite answers that can be discovered ('Is it raining?'). Wisdom questions have no final answer and are meant to be asked repeatedly throughout life, each time deepening understanding ('How should I live meaningfully?'). Wisdom questions are living inquiries, not problems to be solved.
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