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Originally Posted by Skepticologist  And what exactly does that mean, and how would one go about creating such a meaning> |
It means what you want it to mean, and you go about creating it by going about creating it.
Does anyone else get hit with random thoughts every so often trying to pinpoint one thought or revelation that would be "the answer." Is it just part of our humanity to ask the question in the first place? The question, being kind of like a "42" answered question, one that in being answered let's you live out the rest of your life so much better than if it wasn't answered. You think of all the other people that have lived on earth before us, and in the end what did they accomplish? We might remember their name now, or what they did, or try to use their lives as inspiration, but what does that do for the person who's already dead?
It seems like so many times I'm on the brink of some big answer to some big question I don't know....and it always comes up short. Realistically there's no answering post in this thread that wouldn't have been answered the exact same way by someone else on earth, even if just in the U.S. And there's a an excellent argument to every attempt at a solution to every problem that people could post about on this board. I feel like I'm rambling, but there's someone out there who's reading this and follows the exact same train of thought it took me to write this whole post, and just thinking about that kind of connection, seems to make everything a little bit more worth while.