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Pitfall · 01-12-2005, 02:46 AM

the universal question should be WHAT, not WHY. how about that? i think dying is the only way anybody is going to have the "why does IT exist?" question answered. if we don't find out the answers to some of the major universal questions in the afterlife, maybe the universal questions aren't important. like inevitably they would pop up, but they're irrelevant. just remember to NOT think about this stuff sometimes. the only reason i can come up with to why life exists is so our minds, bodies and souls can orgasm from time to time. there's no evidence that the universe ever STARTED or will END. if you look at this world as eternal, then you'll find more answers to these big questions.

01-12-2005, 02:46 AM	#15 (permalink)
Pitfall Old School Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Not quite sure... Posts: 7,698 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	the universal question should be WHAT, not WHY. how about that? i think dying is the only way anybody is going to have the "why does IT exist?" question answered. if we don't find out the answers to some of the major universal questions in the afterlife, maybe the universal questions aren't important. like inevitably they would pop up, but they're irrelevant. just remember to NOT think about this stuff sometimes. the only reason i can come up with to why life exists is so our minds, bodies and souls can orgasm from time to time. there's no evidence that the universe ever STARTED or will END. if you look at this world as eternal, then you'll find more answers to these big questions. __________________ Of contradictions infinite the slave. --Wordsworth.