Why?

" "cause yo momma is disappointed in you"

Because i being held back by my true potential, by everyone around me.

Why do we question things? Because we want to know, but the answer is just in front of you, look inside your heart, search the soul, all knowledge you need to know is already stored inside you...

Originally posted by Sicky666
all knowledge you need to know is already stored inside you...

How is this possible? Even if you talk about reincarnation, it is not possible, because one didn't take one's brain with him/her, but only the soul, in our terms...

Knowledge is gain by experience, and by our sensory parts, it's not inherited...

Originally posted by The Tired Hiker
Why?

Cause' I felt like it.

because we can

Wasnt this the song made by Jadakiss

it shouldn't be why, but, what if.....
we don't have to question everything.

Originally posted by The Tired Hiker
Why?

Why is the sky blue?jm 😆

it shouldn't be why, but, what if.....
we don't have to question everything.

I remember a bit of an urban myth about this. A guy is doing a Philosophy major, been doing so for 3 years, and is approaching his final exam which will pretty much decide whether he suceeds, or fails. So he studies hard, leans all he can, talks to philosophers, and eventually the day arrives, and he goes into the test, which is to last 3 hours. The is a thick question booklet with "Attempt all questions" on it, and a pile of paper for a response. He opens up the question booklet, and see's there is a single word "Why?". He spent along time pndering this, almost his entire time, before it came to him. He wrote two words in response, which got him full marks. The words were "Why Not?"

Silly? Yes. But then why not?

Originally posted by Imperial_Samura
I remember a bit of an urban myth about this. A guy is doing a Philosophy major, been doing so for 3 years, and is approaching his final exam which will pretty much decide whether he suceeds, or fails. So he studies hard, leans all he can, talks to philosophers, and eventually the day arrives, and he goes into the test, which is to last 3 hours. The is a thick question booklet with "Attempt all questions" on it, and a pile of paper for a response. He opens up the question booklet, and see's there is a single word "Why?". He spent along time pndering this, almost his entire time, before it came to him. He wrote two words in response, which got him full marks. The words were "Why Not?"

Silly? Yes. But then why not?

"Why" is the source of curiousity... One will not ponder "why" if one has no curiousity at all... Then the question arises to --> is it the result of the conscious being, or just the sub-conscious part of our life? If it was the result of the conscious being, then I have no doubt that animals too, are conscious at times, as all animals has curiousity...