My Favorite Types of Questions Scale, with examples:
8 - 10 - Purposeful Philosophy: "What motivates humankind?" and "Is there correlation between X and Y?" (Questions which are based on facts and truths, but very broad and may not have just one "answer" or perspective.)
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5 - 7 - How Stuff Works: mechanics, physics, etc.: "How does gravity bend light?" and "How do anti-lock breaks work?" (Questions that involve facts and truths, and generally do have "one answer.")
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2 - 4 - Emotional stuff: "Why do you love me?" and "How much do you love me?" (Questions that are obviously subjective and have no real answer.)
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1 - Purposeless Philosophy: "What is the meaning of life?" and "Is there a god?" (Questions are entirely speculative and are not founded on facts or truths, but some people believe there is one answer or perspective.)
8 - 10 - Purposeful Philosophy: "What motivates humankind?" and "Is there correlation between X and Y?" (Questions which are based on facts and truths, but very broad and may not have just one "answer" or perspective.)
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5 - 7 - How Stuff Works: mechanics, physics, etc.: "How does gravity bend light?" and "How do anti-lock breaks work?" (Questions that involve facts and truths, and generally do have "one answer.")
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2 - 4 - Emotional stuff: "Why do you love me?" and "How much do you love me?" (Questions that are obviously subjective and have no real answer.)
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1 - Purposeless Philosophy: "What is the meaning of life?" and "Is there a god?" (Questions are entirely speculative and are not founded on facts or truths, but some people believe there is one answer or perspective.)
