What's the point in that? and What's the point of that? They're the same?
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It's more natural to say: What's the point in doing that? if you are questioning someone about something that they are doing.
What's the point of that? is ok to say when you are discussing an issue /event with someone.
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They mean the same thing, but I would say "What's the point of that?" You've probably heard both, though, and I think they are both correct.
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