Years ago, while trying my hand with a relational-database, making data-sets, and trying its query process, I learned something about the thinking process. Something that I had always taken for granted and had assumed that I was 'rational' and organized in my thinking. My small database project really enhanced my own #thinking process. I noticed how important it was to keep your 'query' structured and rational. If your 'query' is not properly made, you will not get any useful results from your data-set. That is, the results will not be meaningful, and the 'results' from your 'query' will not increase your understanding of your data-set. It appeared, that before I structure a query, I must have a general idea of possible answers to my questions, and shape my queries (i.e., questions) accordingly. So before reaching a conclusion on anything that you want to understand or resolve, you have to make sure that the question itself is not absurd and tha...
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