The Most Complicated question ever asked.
WHY? and WHY NOT is not an acceptable response. To use it would actually be plageristic....lol. So, WHY? The answer lives in the deepest regions of your subconscious mind.
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Asking the right question first ,then proceed with more questions until we can ask no more.Why not ,is a good answer if the questioner is being confrontational. Asking why are we here or is there a purpose for the universe is far above our pay grade.
Xanadutoo
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Nov 4, 2018
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Questions are easy.
Answers are hard.
Philosophy based on "why why why" is childish.
Being able to come up with one answer to "why" is a sign of adulthood.
TheMiddleWay
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Nov 4, 2018
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@DonaldHRoberts
Wisdom is answers. Merely repeating why and providing no answers is the childish part I'm referring to
@DonaldHRoberts But a why not from a child would be a reasonable response. It is certainly easier than saying the question has no meaning (In huruf maani naderand) because it is based on an assumption that things are as they appear, which I suspect is our greatest mistake.
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