this week's question2026 年第 42 周
Was there something you said this week that you regretted the moment it was out?
A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.Proverbs 15:1
How it works
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One question a week, the same everywhere. Not trivia — the kind you can only answer by looking at your own week.
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Over the week, each person writes their own answer. As much or as little as you like.
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Meet once in your city — a vegetarian meal, tea, coffee — and go through the week's words in person.
We are few, and mean to stay that way.
This week's tables
The first table is waiting for someone to set it
Pick a time, say which neighbourhood, and keep it to eight to twelve people — more and no one gets to speak, fewer and it goes quiet. Only people who sign up see the address.
Around the world
No city is lit yet. The one you host will be the first light.
The question is the same everywhere, and the time zones spread it across a whole day. When people in Taipei sit down in the afternoon, it is still the night before in San Francisco; by the time San Francisco comes to the table, London is asleep. A question is not fully asked until it has gone all the way around the world.