Patrick Rothfuss. Fears of a sage. Book 2 (№ 197836)

These are questions that we cannot answer, is the most useful. They teach us to think. If you give people the answer that he learns? Some fact, and all. But if you give him a question, then he would start to look for answers.
I laid the blanket on the ground and folded her shabby cloak of Tinker to hide them.
- And then answers that he will find will be priceless for him. The more complex the question, the harder we are looking for an answer. And yet, the harder we look, the more we learn.