Do you think deep questions are actually deep, or is depth something we make up? And what do we base...

Question

...the depth of a question on?

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Answer 1

Deep to you is dust to me and as the story rolls

The commonweal decide to speak

Upon the results of polls

And will not know what is true or deep

Whether to laugh, or weep

Upon a little recognition

That their opinions are not the limits of cognition.

Generalist, Aug 7, 08

Answer 2

You're saying this as if the "deepness" of a question is actual literal.

As if it can be measured on some pre-determined scale we don't know about.

The "depth" of a question is subjective, just like everybody else.

For example, some may find this question very deep while I actually think it is not.

Answer 3

deep question requires deep thinking before answering it.

love

Pluto

Answer 4

i don't think 'deep' questions are meant to be deep rather for you to look and find what you really are made of.

You, i believe, are the factor of how deep a 'deep' question goes.  

Answer 5

I think a deep question is something that makes the person answering have to think deeply... Lol They have to find thier core beliefs and knowledge that dont normally come into question. They have to search thier soul for the answer that they feel is correct.

Answer 6

Some people that find certain questions deep, others might not, it depends on their individual views and ways of thinking. I think that we base the depth of a question on how interesting or hard it is to answer and how deep we have to think to answer it...