current mood: working
current song: the pitter patter of my finger tips across the keyboard...
why.
just... why.
that's all i want to know. if i can know the answers to 'why' then i'll be happy.
...or will i?
if knowing all the answers to 'why', then what will be left to wonder about? what would be left to figure out? would things cease to progress if there were no more 'why's?
as i can recall, from my art history courses and world events history courses, the period of time with the least amount of progress seeems to be a period where the 'why's weren't considered. things were just left as is...
and to me, that seems to have been a scary period of time.
& how is it that some people are just prone to consider 'why' so much more than others? are they of a different breed? perhaps the people that don't consider 'why' are just filler, a manifestation for the people who wonder 'why' so that they can find some answers to 'why'...
hmm... i wonder...
ahh, the joys of philosophy....im not going to flat out give you the answer to "why", instead im going to give a little anecdote.....a philosophy final was being held, and the professor passed out the test. The students had 2 hours to answer the question on the paper. 2 minutes later, one student handed his in, and left.....he got a perfect score.....his answer?
WHY NOT