Why Do You Have to Have an Answer?

Josh: presupposition is just baking the question though, right? So you don't find that an issue? Well, begging the question is when you presuppose the conclusion to an argument. That's not what it is. I'm going to work backwards from that. Why do you have to have an answer? Because if we don't have pre-suppositions and we can't know anything like we cannot say whether solipsism is true or a projection of our mind. And also even if that we're true, is it make you very uncomfortable? Are you choosing a particular answer because you want to step out of that discomfort zone and have an answer, even if it might be