Asking a question that you already know the answer to seems like a blatant waste of time in an Agile workplace. And yet how often are our minds filled with our own answers rather than making the space to actually understand another person's ideas. In order for a team to be Agile, they need to pay high- quality attention to themselves, to one another and to data and then be flexible enough to adjust their behavior based on emergent information. The beauty of a Clean Question is that they invite this kind of high-quality attention in every exchange. The kind of attention that encourages a sense of safety, belonging and freedom crucial for Agile collaboration.