Unconscious Questions
 

  Here are just four of an unlimited number of examples of unconscious questioning. 

  - When asleep, unconscious, we don’t fall out of bed because our brain questions how much space there is and how far we can move. Space and how far are answers. (Unless we have had too much alcohol to drink which shows we weren’t thinking.)

  -  When asleep, unconscious, our brain is constantly questioning / analyzing.  When it determines there is a strange sound or smell, we wake up to further question / analyze the source in a conscious state with input from our eyes and other senses.   

  - When walking on a crowded sidewalk we seldom bump into others.  Our brain is unconsciously and constantly questioning/analyzing our environment and we make adjustments.  Adjustments / actions are answers

 

   - Your brain has been unconsciously analyzing the content of this think piece.  Without being conscious of it, you have been assessing, maybe now and then doubting, evaluating, judging, appraising, considering whether it makes sense and how you will use it.  Assessing, doubting, evaluating, judging, appraising, considering are all processes of questioning.   You could not have understood a single word or the content of this think piece unless the brain had the ability to question / analyze / think.

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