Question everything. Learn something. Answer nothing.

Often attributed to Euripides, this aphorism encapsulates a skeptical, inquiry-driven posture: treat claims as provisional (“Question everything”), remain open to growth through observation and study (“Learn something”), and resist premature certainty or dogmatic pronouncements (“Answer nothing”). Read this way, it valorizes intellectual humility and the ongoing process of learning over final conclusions. However, because the attribution is doubtful and the phrasing is modern in tone, it is best understood as a contemporary maxim in the spirit of philosophical skepticism rather than a securely Euripidean statement.