Why, What, How, and Where?

This book deals with the issue of asking questions. In today's fast-paced world, people have stopped asking questions and simply accept all information as it is given to them. They don't look for their own answers, nor do they look for questions they could be asking. It is important to realise that asking questions is what moves our thinking forward and helps humanity discover new inventions, allows it to dream and to bring new theories from which groundbreaking technologies are then built. Questioning is a fundamental element of learning; searching for answers to our own questions forces the brain to engage centres it would otherwise not even use. There is also the problem that instead of using their own minds and trying to challenge their brains by searching for an answer, people use the internet and get the answer for almost nothing. Thanks to this approach, our brains are stagnating, and so is our thinking.
This book aims to help the reader develop their thinking and try to find answers to basic questions on their own. No looking up answers on the internet, no easier path, just engaging our natural intelligence and using its power to solve the following questions and find the answers.