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Friday, November 2, 2007
~ 8:56 PM ~
People say that in life, there many beginnings. Yet all that has begun and will begin have all ended or will end. So since all that will begin will surely end anyway, then why does anything begin and what is the beginning of all the beginnings? Since time may end, all beginnings will end at any moment. Once time stops, everything will not have occured, and all that has been started will be over. So is this what we humans call hope? Despite all that they want will be over after it begins, they will still strive to achieve it and never give up? I mean i am someone who never cares about the endings but only strive for the beginnings, but after all, can anyone ever explain this kind of optimistic mindset??
