- I must be able to pinpoint what I want to know about.
- I must be able to form my questions with proper qualifiers; I must delimit the space of questions that my questions share the same form with. (What kind of question do I want to ask?)
- I am not sure whether question-pinpointing also delimits the space of possible answers to expect. Is the form or structure of meaningful and useful answers implied in their questions? Stupid questions can get great answers, which can be surprising because the way they are put in is unforeseen in the questions.
- I must be able to form my questions with proper qualifiers; I must delimit the space of questions that my questions share the same form with. (What kind of question do I want to ask?)
- I still have to understand what I need to look at to find out what I want to know about.