No more questions?

haha good observation...all the philosphers here have exhausted themselves enuff to not ask any more question...but it's remarkable not to see any 'what is the meaning of life' question here any more

There does not seem to be such a problem. Questions are recycled regularly. The meaning of life comes three times a day, the end of the world twice a week, evolution twice a day and so on.

well I guess as the world changes new questions will arise. Plus stupid people will keep asking the same questions over and over again. Also, it would take a super long time to read all the answers to every question, even if you didn't have anything else to do.

trust me, not everyone will be satisfied with the answers and problems in life don't stop so people will always have questions. Also, the world is changing and so is life and life's problems. Consequently, our problems are going to change and we will need answers. And questions are limitless so the chances of all them being answered is basically like zero. =]

People will be too lazy to search for them, or the search function won't lead them to the answer to their question. Also, rarely are questions answered superbly, so many will have to be re-asked, and unless progress stands still, there'll always be new questions.

Then the site will retire...I don't know. Stop asking complicated questions : P

The site will be reduced to one question that is always asked and never answered to any ones satisfaction. "What is the meaning of life?"

It will never end. Their will always be a little boy or a little girl who will want to know where babies come from and a panicked parent who will turn to Answers for help!!!!

It will never end. There's always someone who wants to know If their pretty...or How do I do this or that?..It will go on forever! Long live Yahoo Answeres!

there will always be questions to be answered. we are always learning about something new everyday, especially with technology.

we'll probably answer them all over again because someone won't know it's already been answered.