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Published June 1, 2026
Questions rarely exist independently.
Many scientific questions are connected through shared observations, constraints, uncertainties, and interpretations.
This paper evaluates inquiry as a network process in which answering one question frequently generates several new questions.
The value of a question may be measured partly by the quality of new questions it generates.
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