Why my questions taste different?
Is sugar a spice?
★★★Every time, my intention is to ask a question that isn’t trivial of course, but also one that does not intimidate. The question should feel easy at first, yet turn out more challenging than it appears.
What is the difference between a shy person and a coward?
RareI’m an educator at heart, and the goal of asking, for me, is always to enrich, never to impoverish or, worse still, to mine people for personal information. My questions will therefore orient you toward projection rather than introspection…
Heart or brain - who is a better decision maker?
★★★… but impersonal questions tend to be cold and they need to be warmed by mixing their accessibility with the safety of not having wrong answers. Every answer must count.
Does Mars have its own world, or is it part of our world?
★★★Some people roll their eyes at philosophical questions they have no hope of answering. Mine are not like that: my background is in linguistics, not philosophy. No prior knowledge other than speaking a language is needed to enjoy answering all of my questions and benefiting from their effect.
What is the link between fresh and cold?
Take awayBecause the questions are about concepts, and not particular events, they are hard to exhaust all at once. Once seen, they keep working in the background, revealing new thoughts hours or days later, when you open your fridge door, for example…
… and if that’s not the case, it’s still an honor for me if you bring them home and share them with your loved ones.