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rhymer
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Yes. The question, "Why not?" answers the question, "Why?" and can get a whole slew of answers. I can come up with lots of replies to "Why not?" Let's break this down: 1) Can a question be an answer to another question? Yes. Another way to phrase it is, "Can I answer a question with a question?" The question "Why?" is a good example. The answer could be "Why not?" 2) Can the aforementioned answer/question "Why Not?" also have an answer? Yes. That question/answer, "Why not?" can, itself, have lots of answers.
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Sure for example: Why do we get a fever? And the question: We get a fever because our body is fighting of a virus, but how does the virus enter our body?-answers the first question.
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The English language has over a million words, the possibilities of what you can do with those words are limitless.
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