asks a question of another when desiring knowledge. Or one asks a question with this thought,1 ), # Right single quote ('â', If, when asked, he answers correctly, well & good. If not, then I will answer correctly (for him).â "All those who ask questions of another do so from any one of these five motivations. And as for me, when I ask a question of another, itâs with this thought: ), # Right single quote ('â', If, when asked, he answers correctly, well & good. If not, then I will answer correctly (for him).â Note 1. Reading panevaṃ-citto with the Thai edition. The PTS reading—pakuppanto citto, "with a provoked heart"—does not fit the context at all. See also: AN 3:68; AN 4:42 - --> - - - -