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Rickoss wrote:
> Why does there have to be a meaning to everything? Why can't something
> just be there?
Yay!
That was the original point. The best answer is that there is none, and following on from that, it's better to not worry.
Life's too beautiful to not keep watching, well, in my opinion. Hehe.
> Why does there have to be a meaning to everything? Why can't something
> just be there?
Yay!
That was the original point. The best answer is that there is none, and following on from that, it's better to not worry.
Life's too beautiful to not keep watching, well, in my opinion. Hehe.
Kyz22 wrote:
> er-no wrote:
> If you knew all the answers you'd die.
>
> It is impossible to know all the answers to all the questions there
> are.
Thats not the question. Don't question the point.
If you knew all the answers, you wouldn't want to live.
> er-no wrote:
> If you knew all the answers you'd die.
>
> It is impossible to know all the answers to all the questions there
> are.
Thats not the question. Don't question the point.
If you knew all the answers, you wouldn't want to live.
er-no wrote:
> If you knew all the answers you'd die.
It is impossible to know all the answers to all the questions there are.
> If you knew all the answers you'd die.
It is impossible to know all the answers to all the questions there are.
If you knew all the answers you'd die.
I think it's really important to attempt to truly "see" things, "hear" things, "feel" things, etc.
Yeah, asking questions and seeking answers is just as important, but having a pure and simple approach to the world around us [as in observing/absorbing without always forming an opinion] is something too few people practice.
"Appreciate beauty, cherish the moment" - maybe this is what the highest wisdom would advocate.
Yeah, asking questions and seeking answers is just as important, but having a pure and simple approach to the world around us [as in observing/absorbing without always forming an opinion] is something too few people practice.
"Appreciate beauty, cherish the moment" - maybe this is what the highest wisdom would advocate.
Dr Duck wrote:
> Curiosity killed the cat.
>
> Without curiosity no questions are asked, and without cats there is no
> curiosity.
And less dead cats
> Curiosity killed the cat.
>
> Without curiosity no questions are asked, and without cats there is no
> curiosity.
And less dead cats
Curiosity killed the cat.
Without curiosity no questions are asked, and without cats there is no curiosity.
Hold on...
If nobody asks a question, does it mean the question itself does not still exist, at least in the form of the potential to inquire and understand?
Without curiosity no questions are asked, and without cats there is no curiosity.
Hold on...
If nobody asks a question, does it mean the question itself does not still exist, at least in the form of the potential to inquire and understand?
In response to the original post:
Questions only exist because mankind exist, a world without mankind is a world of simplicity and a world without questions. Mankind generates questions that need to be answered and upset the balance of things 'just being'. People will strive their entire lives to figure out answers to unanswerable questions such as, "What is the meaning of life."
There is no meaning, just get on with it and have fun.
Questions only exist because mankind exist, a world without mankind is a world of simplicity and a world without questions. Mankind generates questions that need to be answered and upset the balance of things 'just being'. People will strive their entire lives to figure out answers to unanswerable questions such as, "What is the meaning of life."
There is no meaning, just get on with it and have fun.
Grix looks like someone I know
Rickoss wrote:
> Why does there have to be a meaning to everything? Why can't something
> just be there?
Yay!
That was the original point. The best answer is that there is none, and following on from that, it's better to not worry.
Life's too beautiful to not keep watching, well, in my opinion. Hehe.
> Why does there have to be a meaning to everything? Why can't something
> just be there?
Yay!
That was the original point. The best answer is that there is none, and following on from that, it's better to not worry.
Life's too beautiful to not keep watching, well, in my opinion. Hehe.