The Question (n.) should never be pondered over when it is not a question.
The Question (n.) is capable of being heard only if we are in a position to find answers.
The Question (n.) is only capable fo being heard when is a question we are capable of answering.
A Question (n.) must be asked in the midst of the marvellous uncertainty and ambiguity of existence: not to question, not to tremble with desire and delight in questioning, is contemptible.
A Question (n.) can be an artifice of tyrannical men: a stupefying mode of asking for our reasons that makes us forget our best reasons and hate reason itself.
A Question (n.) is heard only when one is able to find an answer to it.