I asked something like: Did he eat that last piece of cake he is not even hungry.
And my mind answers: Probably he doesn’t want that piece go to waste.
It happen most of the time. Do we have a good definition of what kind of phenomenon is this?
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Thinking. At times, when you present yourself with a question like you are being interviewed, or reliving a presentation you did and the “teacher” asks you a question, you are simulating your brain and thus reaching an answer.
Your question is your line of thinking, hence why asking the right questions is often related to intelligence — it allows you to reach a correct answer quicker, as opposed to just throwing random questions and hoping one sticks.
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