I tried to make the order of these questions roughly chronological but it's difficult, since many don't have a specific "point in time":

1. Why? (e.g. what's the meaning of life?)
2. What caused the big bang?
3. How will we address poverty, hunger?
4. How will we address violence and depression?
5. How will we address mental and physical illness?
6. How will we address harm done to animals? What are the ethics of harming animals?
7. What happens after we die?
8. What potential dangers are we not aware of?
9. How do we address the dangers (e.g. climate) that we are aware of?
10. How do we educate people better?
11. Do we need to educate people better?
12. How do we solidify humanity to most effectively prevent widespread suffering and ensure widespread happiness?
13. What questions are we forgetting to ask? (What questions did I forget to ask...)
14 How do we produce happiness?
15. How do we automate everything?
16. How do we extend human lifespans?
17. How do we create effective chatbots?
18. How do we ensure that technology does not go into the hands of the few?
19. How do we connect Classical and Quantum physics?
20. What will the future look like? (Short-term and long-term)

I believe some of these questions will be answered be future philosophers and some by AI. Some, like 20, will certainly be answered. Others, like 14-16, will be at least partially answered as we have been making progress, so we will very likely make more. Some, like 3-5, I really hope will be answered but don't know at all. However, I ultimately believe that some questions like 1 and 19 are not only unanswered, but unanswer*able*. Godel's Incompleteness Theorem shows that we cannot prove everything, and similarly, I believe unfortunately there is just no way to discover everything.
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