Are there questions in the Zhouyi? (Mainly) an exploration of the character he 何

This is a video that I made for a student who was taking the 'The Mystery of the Text' course, and asked, "Does the text of the Zhouyi include questions? And if so, how are they indicated/identified in the text?" This lead to an exploration of the character he 何, which is a question word, but in the Zhouyi it might have a different meaning, if we incorporate the variant texts in our research.
My students told me that my pronunciation of the word 'variant' is quite wrong so you are allowed to laugh when I say it.
Only watch this if you are really interested in the etymology of Chinese characters, otherwise it can be a bit boring.
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[@courtneypadrutt]

Thanks for this, Harmen!

[@tristate0mind]

Wonderful deep dive. No better way to start the day than shattering "he" the Yi is translated, so we "ke" better understand it. ^_^

[@svenchristensen6987]

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[@love-ly7cu]

99 percent of The Chinese can't read it either