When any question is asked it has a pretext of assumptions. In speech the assumptions are very often assumed.

If I say, “What will happen if I drop this brick?”

Some of the assumptions are:

That I am on earth and normal gravity is at work.

That the wind is not blowing 500 MPH

That the brick has mass.

If I say, “It is normal to feel angry if rejected.”

Some of the assumptions are:

We agree what normal is.

We agree what anger is.

We agree what rejected is.

The Buddha taught to always question your assumption because of impermanence and dependence arising. MU