I don't keep it hidden. I love asking questions. The best part of the process is getting answers in return. Not because the answer was mind blowing and filled with enough empowerment to become stronger. The answer gave me more room to ask more questions. Lets break it down. Questions are a way to seek. Answers allow us to seek even more. One problem the average person has stopped asking questions. They spend most of their day complaining or commanding. My father hated the idea that I'd take the answers I received and use it for conversation. He said "Stop trying to be a know it all!" I'm not sure that was the goal or intention. I just get really bored talking about the same stuff. It's like going to your Grandparents house, no matter how great the day looks one of them is going to bring up how someone we've never met passed away. Then we break out the food and spend the next 45 minutes discussing nothing because nobody wants to ask questions like, "Who the hell was the person you're talking about? Did they have a dog? What gave them so much room in your heart?" Nope... We'd sit there and almost feel sorry. Everyday you should ask yourself three questions. You may not like the answer but who cares. Ask the questions. Get back in the practice of building up the courage to be a seeker. Knowledge is the one thing you can't buy at Walmart but damn if you can't get answers from YouTube videos. I've rebuilt my washing machine two times. Umm a little human interaction would have served a better path.