Answer the question above you.

[Trainer Ave]

Can you?

[Dekkadeci]

Yes, or at least I'll assume so.

How many types of smileys are available when posting a reply on this forum?

[Dudeman]

Is this a question that really needs asking?


Is this a question that really needs asking?

[InsigTurtle]

Yes, it is.

Is the answer to this question no?

[mastersuperfan]

I agree.

What should I ask for my question?

EDIT: Did I just get, like, anti-ninja'd or something

[mikey]

It appears to be something other than that.

Let's say yourefloatingdownthemississippiriverandyougetaflattirehowmanypotatochipswoulditbeabletofillthestatueoflibertyintimetoavoidtherockthiscolorassumingthevelocityisknowncanweextrapolatealinearrelationshiptodeterminethecausalityofthemississippiriverisonsteroids?

[Dekkadeci]

That's the kind of question that would be placed "On Hold" in any Stack Exchange website for being too broad.

Do you think that "What's in my pocket?" is a legitimate riddle?

[InsigTurtle]

Is that a mystifying, misleading, or puzzling question posed as a problem to be solved or guessed? I'll leave that for you to decide.

What is the antiderivative of x^x?

[E. Gadd Industries]

(x^(x+1))/(x+1) + c

What's the derivative of x^x?

[Dekkadeci]

(1 + ln x)(x^x)

By the way, this is not the antiderivative of x^x (though I do see where you're coming from):

(x^(x+1))/(x+1) + c

The true antiderivative of x^x is an unholy terror that people try to get into detail with in https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/141347/finding-int-xxdx. Let's just say that the real answer involves ln x, and the real indefinite integral they've found there still involves an integral sign and dx.

Have you ever read at least one chapter of Attack on Titan?

[rabidgoodra27]

No.

What is the last thing you ate?

[ThatHiddenCharacter]

Tortilla chips with French onion dip.

Have you had French onion dip?

[mikey]

we usually turn it into clam dip since that's better

what have I got in my pocket

[ThatHiddenCharacter]

The question mark that should be in your sentence.

How do I know if my question is pointless?

[InsigTurtle]

If the question doesn't have a point, of course!

Is there an obvious answer to this question?