Not fact-based
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Example of a question that is bad for this reason:
Did Bob Dylan deserve his Nobel Prize?
This question is likely to solicit extended debate rather than fact-based answers.
This can be "converted" to a significantly better question:
Why did the award committee decide to award Bob Dylan a Nobel Prize?
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