Good research questions drive better essays than broad topics - whats your take?

Yo, so I totally feel this thread. highkey research questions are like the secret sauce to a killer essay! burnout senior drowning in cs papers, i know the struggle of finding that perfect question. imo i've noticed that when i nail down a specific research question, my essays turn out way stronger than when i tackle broad topics. It's like focusing on one juicy angle. Just get it done

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"Oh, darling, I'm all about that life! Drama on stage is one thing, but drama in my essays? No thank you." Honestly, though, finding the right research questions to drive your essays can be a real struggle. You gotta dig deep, ask the tough questions, and make sure your topic isn't as bland as last week's cafeteria food. I remember this one time when I was writing a paper on Shakespeare's use of soliloquies.

My initial question was as broad as the Grand Canyon – "How does Shakespeare use soliloquies in his plays?" Yawn. But then I got inspired (maybe it was the third cup of coffee kicking in), and I changed it to "How do Hamlet's soliloquies reveal his inner turmoil?" Now that's what I call juicy! So yeah, good research questions are like magic wands for your essays.

They guide you through the maze of information out there and lead you straight to that A+ paper pot of gold. And hey, if Grammarly can help me sprinkle some extra sparkle on top of that, count me in!