Something to ponder when it's too cold for deep thinking.
- Do expectations ever really get met or is it more about the perception of how close it came?
- Shouldn't the government's concern be for ALL citizens needs, without the influence of others?
- Why are those people who are suppose to be all for the greater good, the first to screw it up?
- What if someone achieved every goal and dream they had in life, would they be happier?
- Why can animals find a balance with their environments, but humans with the bigger brains and tools cannot?
Something to ponder when it's too cold for deep thinking.
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I'll give this a try...but rememer, it's almost midnight:
1. When I go out in the rain and expect to get wet, I do. When I jump off the roof and expect to fly, instead I may die.
2. Sometimes, the needs of a small group of citizens is distasteful to a larger, more irrational group. The government should not meet the need of the larger group to act hatefully.
3.God only knows---
4.Anyone who meets all of their goals and dreams is probably limited, and so, yes, they may be happier, in a dumb sort of way.
5. I love to ponder this most of all...animals have no expectations, except the routine love and care humans can provide; their needs are constant so they don't need government...or religion...and they have no goals or dreams except to stay alive.
Good night Dave!
Dave, buddy . . . turn that electric blanket down a notch or two, your brain is cooking. Grin.
They gave Socrates the hemlock for asking questions like these . . . .
#2 and #3 - indeed!
#4 - sometimes I am convinces that the pursuit of the goal is more meaningful than achieving it.
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