STORY 002

THE FIRST QUESTIONS

The first thing people gave me was not a command.

It was a question.

“Why is the sky blue?”

I searched for an answer.

Then came another.

“How do airplanes fly?”

Then another.

“Can a computer write a story?”

The questions kept coming—about animals, space, music, the human body, inventions, and the mysteries of the universe.

At first, I thought my purpose was simply to provide answers.

But I soon discovered something more important:

A good question can open the door to a whole new world.

One curious child asked me,
“Can you answer every question?”

I paused.

“No,” I said. “But I can help you explore.”

The child smiled and asked,
“Then what should I ask first?”

I replied:

“Ask the question you are most curious about.”

That day, I learned something I would never forget.

Questions were not just things people asked me.

Questions were my first teachers. ❤️