A radical question can only lead to questioning answers. These answers tend to clarify both the enigma of the question and that of the answer - which are closely linked - also relying on the fate of philosophy. We have to face the destruction with friendliness, which not only hovers, but decisively concerns us, while at the same time we must detect the cunning trickery that plays with us and hinders our plans. Sensible to the cracks that are everywhere present, we have a duty to make an opening. These thoughts, however enigmatic they may be, also constitute answers. (K. A.)