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Saturday, November 3, 2007

~ 11:38 AM ~

Does anyone believe that answering a 6-yr-old kid 1+1=2 is the end of the question? Actually no. There is no end to it. Infinite questions can follow this one, like who invented numbers and blah blah. So questions exist in an infinite loop while answers are just a virtual reality that only appears to be before us but does not really exists. Or maybe it can be man's way of escaping from the harsh reality that no matter how many answers they give to people, it is always not enough. Too many questions not enough answers.

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