https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u 1. Schools don’t devote a lot of time to questions that no one knows the answers to. Why? What effect(s) does this have, in your opinion? 2. Of all the questions that Anderson throws out there, which one is most intriguing to you, and why? en-us 2016-08-16 17:11:01 UTC 2016-08-27 13:47:04 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/119956439 1. I think we don't spend a lot of time at school discussing questions that can't be answered because we go there to learn about stuff that has already been discovered. To most people discussing something that can't be answered is a complete waste of time. I disagree though. Without asking these questions, there is no motivation to go out and discover what the answers are. 
2. The question "what is consciousness" intrigues me most. I have always wondered what consciousness is and if I really am conscious or if I am asleep and I am to wake up someday from a dream or a coma or something like that]]> 2016-08-26 01:01:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/119956439 https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/119966489 1. I think schools avoid talking about unanswered  questions because it can create so much controversy. There would be so many points of view on the topic that know one would know who to believe.  Maybe teachers jut like being  the authority when it comes to information.  They might feel a loss of control when they can't answer the question. Not focusing on the unanswered questions enables students to think creatively. With out things to ponder we become robots that cant think out of the box.
2. I think the most interesting question to me is, "if there are other universes out there." It gives me a different perspective. I wonder if there is other life out there, and how much more there is to discover. It makes me think of how small we really are.]]> 2016-08-26 02:43:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/119966489 https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/120149531 1. I think that the reason we don't spend time on the questions that are unanswered is because  no one really wants to take their time to find an answer, so they just teach us what is already been figured out. Also the teachers  only have so many minutes with each class that they may not have enough time to discuss the class' ideas on the unanswered questions. I think that they should ask these questions because if you don't ask unanswered questions how will they ever be answered. By asking questions that no one has an answer to can make a student decide exactly if they want to take the time to figure it out or not, so I think that the unanswered questions should be asked.
2.  The question that really made me start to think and wonder was " Is there really a plan for my life?" because I have always wondered has my life just had one path or am I creating it as I go? And if there is a plan did God make it? These questions sometimes fill my entire day, the reason I think that this question took my attention from all the others is because it is the most asked question by everyone.]]> 2016-08-27 13:24:33 UTC https://padlet.com/jgibbens1/j6ycll5583u/wish/120149531