Asking "do you agree with my opinion X" feels good in the moment: the other person is more likely to agree, as agreeing feels good.

Asking "what do you think" without pre-supplying your take is riskier. But it's worth it, because you get more information, which is far more valuable than feeling good in the moment.

Phrasing questions properly, is a powerful communication skill. Thank you for sharing 🤝

Another one I learned is ending presentations with:

What are Your questions? (On a slide, and verbally). 

A lot more inviting of feedback than the standard - and a bit hostile - Any Questions..!? 🤓