Heidegger asserts that the "first of all questions" (not the first question in the chronological sense) is:

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Heidegger's philosophical inquiry starts with the fundamental question of why there are beings at all rather than nothing. He calls this the "question of Being." This goes beyond the realm of deductive reasoning, empirical observation, or religious speculation. Therefore, option A, C, and D are not relevant to Heidegger's concern.

Heidegger Asserts That the "First of All Questions" (Not the First