logic.quest holds: a quest is decision under uncertainty.
Define the system. Before a question can be asked, a structure must be agreed upon. logic.quest takes as primitive the notion of a decision under uncertainty: a movement made when the field of consequence is not yet collapsed. Every quest, however ornate, reduces to a sequence of such movements.
logic.quest assumes: every decision presupposes a question.
State the axioms. To decide is to discriminate; to discriminate is to have asked. The decision and the question are not sequential — they are the same act observed from opposite sides of the same glass. Therefore: wherever a decision is found, a question may be reconstructed.
logic.quest infers: a question is a proposition over possibility.
Reason without flinching. A question is not an utterance; it is a function. It carves the space of possible worlds into those in which it is satisfied and those in which it is not. Therefore: the question is a proposition. Therefore: to ask is to propose.