@ossobuco,
I'd argue with myself on that one, but I put it there as a conjecture.
@ossobuco,
An excellent nomination Osso. I'll second it.
that without all of us , Humanity , pulling together as a whole , pooling our intelligence from all over the world , we are divided and conquerable , spiritually and intellectually , by religion and any other life form
Sorry if this is a bit too epistemological, but if I knew just one thing for absolutely sure, that would be an improvement over the current situation.
@FBM,
FBM wrote:
Sorry if this is a bit too epistemological, but if I knew just one thing for absolutely sure, that would be an improvement over the current situation.
hmm... well your not a sun
@hamilton,
That there is no meaning, but never stop searching.
There are no Goddesses - God's- fairy's.
@jos09014,
There is no meaning that was not made by humankind. Don't search for "it", There's nothing to be found; create meaning yourself, or enjoy what has been made by your fellow humans.
@JLNobody,
The only way they are going to find "it" is to go to Eureka. LOL
@cicerone imposter,
ive already tried... it didnt work.
@hamilton,
Quote:what is the most important thing in life to know?
To phrase your question is the most important thing to know in life.
Quote:what is the most important thing in life to know?
How to grow teeth . Ever noticed how much respect sharks and crocodiles get ? Compare that to frogs . Teeth earn you respect . The more teeth, the more respect .
@Ionus,
hmmmm.... growing teeth... you could be on to something with that!
the ecology of our planet
As we Swedes would say "koka soppa på en spik" - ""to cook a soup on a nail".
Make the best of the situation.
@hamilton,
According to me the most important thing that one should know about is LOVE for it is the source of happy living.
@melisawilson,
Quote:the most important thing that one should know about is LOVE
I loved a cookie once... it was double choc chip....but I ated it... better to have loved and lost than not to have had a choc chip cookie at all .
