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I really do love Steemit, but the sometimes the interaction feels a little one sided. I'm not the greatest at social interaction in the real world (I find small talk impossible) but when asked a question, I am happy to unload my exhaustive knowledge no matter what the subject. You could say learning about the universe in its entirety is my goal in life, and while I don't claim to know everything, If I am ever asked a question I don't know the answer too, I will surely find out. I have notebooks full of ideas for Steemit articles, but when it actually comes to choosing what to write on my own, the unlimited choice becomes a barrier and I end up writing nothing at all.

So the idea for this simple experiment was born. You ask a question, literally anything and I will attempt to answer it. In the search for Zen, it is possible to come across the question "what is the ultimate question?" Turning that into a game doesn't particularly help one find inner peace, but it sure can be a lot of fun. 

With such a broad topic range as "anything" I could forsee the dilemma of choice being a problem to getting questions, so in the spirit of Steemit and to encourage participation I will offer a 1SBD prize to my favorite question.

If it all still seems a bit too vague here are some sample questions

Do penguins have knees?
what do you think about wearing odd shoes?
Can you explain the theory behind subwoofer design?
how many pocky can you eat at once?
have you ever built a fire truck?
Explain colour to a blind man?


I figure this little experiment will either go very well, or very badly, but thats the fun of the unknown.

A strange post like this wouldn't be complete without a strange photo to accompany it, so the above image is a photo of my back yard, taken from the perspective inside a no longer used bird cage.