Why would many of us rather get electrocuted then sit alone with our thoughts? What gets in the way of having good, personal thinking time? How can you find peace in doing nothing? And, perhaps most importantly, how can looking at our own thoughts trick us into thinking we understand ourselves better than we do?

Why do humans think together instead of just alone? What are the benefits thinking as a team? How can it go wrong? What are some tools we can use to have better conversations?

Why did I (Thomas) want to make this podcast? Why does believing in absolutes tend to make you suffer? Can you survive a world that you can't fit inside of your head? YES.

When is it time to stop asking questions, pick an answer, and move forward? Can you go too far in analysis? How does this hurt you? What's a good balance?

In our very first episode of The Questionistas, we address one of the most important questions. "Why questions?" Why are we focusing on questions? Why are they so important? Are they more useful than answers? And if so, why?