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No, because they're not based on facts they're based on thoughts and personal beliefs which vary

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Ontological questions have no right or wrong answers because they are based on your own personal beliefs.

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Ontological questions have no right or wrong answers because they are based on your own personal beliefs.

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No cause the answer is based on your thought and personal thoughts

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No, because they are based on personal belief and are subjective in nature.

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Theres either can no or yes because it depends on their own tells story in backgroung, so it can be wrong or right.

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there is no right or wrong as the answer is based off you're own thoughts.

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I do not think that there is a right or wrong answer because they can be based on personal beliefs

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Ontological questions can have right and wrong answers it depends on what you ask and what you may believe in.

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Ontological questions don't have a right or wrong answer because every answer could be based on one's ideas and beliefs

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ontological questions do not have a right or wrong answer. For example: "To be or not to be" is personally answered. There wouldn't be a correct or incorrect answer for a personal answer.

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No, there are no right or wrong answers. Ontological questions can only be answered based off of opinions or beliefs, there's no definite correct answer.

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No because I feel like its mostly based on opinion and belief

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No they are not based on right or wrong answers, they are based on what are there true intentions are. What emotion or sense of believe they are about

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Ontological questions do not have a right or wrong answer, as in their nature they are questions that can be applied individually and are usually based off emotion. This is different for everyone so there is no right or wrong.