<ul><li>Questions frame answers, shaping the landscape of thought before responses.</li><li>Examining how questions function reveals their role in restricting possible answers.</li><li>Highly targeted questions yield limited answers, while open-ended questions allow for more possibilities.</li><li>The way questions are posed influences the space of potential answers.</li><li>Pragmatics play a role in determining what counts as an acceptable response to a question.</li><li>Neuroscience results suggest that language structure affects information encoding in the brain.</li><li>Questions and answers interact in a recursive manner, continually shaping and reshaping each other.</li><li>Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem challenges the idea of fully grounding formal systems, highlighting inherent incompleteness.</li><li>Percolation theory and emergent systems align with the recursive patterns in mathematics and knowledge.</li><li>Dark matter and dark energy are viewed as anti-states, providing a holistic perspective on existence and non-existence.</li></ul>

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