I have always been taught to question things that are unclear in my mind in order to get a better understanding of the situation. This is one of the best ways that people can learn what is unclear when a person has not provided enough information. A lot of people believe anything they are told even when it is obviously not true, simply because they will believe anything. If you don't question doubts, then you will never find out truth. It is especially good to ask questions when you need to double check that everything you suspect is right or to discover that your suspicions were wrong.

As a general rule, it is helpful to ask for clarification whenever there is room for confusion.

Wrong conclusions are generally reached when we make an assumption and accept that it is true without using language that makes it clear that we are indeed making an assumption. Accurate assessments require gathering as much information as possible with thorough investigation, exploration, communication or consideration. Not jumping to conclusions would also require sincere listening and asking questions with an open mind. An informed, hopefully accurate, conclusion would be the result of one considering all possibilities and collecting and analyzing all the facts.

Unless I ask Questions I will not have all the facts.

You're wasting your time trying to fight with me, I do not think you could keep up. So take your little red herring back home with you and make your own rules while you play with your sister. Us big kids are going to talk about stuff you might get offended about.