Yes! 
good boy! 
Weeee
A similar one-I have hands but I can’t clap, what am I?
Like really? 
A fan at a concert who can’t keep in rhythm with everyone else.
But seriously, a clock?
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Hehehe that’s just a bad clapper but yeah clock is right
A person with a science degree asks “why does this work?”
A person with an engineering degree asks “how does this work?”
What does a person with an art degree ask?
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Why do I have to work?
Bad shot bad shot 
What is this for?
This feels like the start to a joke haha
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No and no
That’s because it kind of is
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Lol- maybe „this is beautiful!“
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“What is it?” Or… “how to paint it?”
That’s not a question.
No and no.
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Maybe… does it work? “Or is it beautiful?”
No and no
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Lol- maybe:
„What will it tell us?“
Lool - at leat an impact - but how so? Ya a machine 
I’ve never seen speech marks at the bottom of a word, to me it looks like a double comma. Not a problem though.
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that’s how we germans use them 
… but I have no more clues on your riddle… 
3 guesses left.
Any clues? I’m stumped, anything I think of sounds stupid haha
It’s not related to questioning the workings of anything. It’s more of a condescending joke. Worst case scenario one of you googles it out of frustration .
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