I have to say that I find that very profound. On the one hand, it's little more than an ironic quip. On the other, it's a statement on the boundaries of human knowledge. It's not a mystery. We're just not up to it.
The question is, are we just not up to it yet? Or are we stuck here?
That was very deep, man. It's seven in the morning, so the boundaries of my knowledge don't reach much beyond this computer screen, which is very existential, I know. And the existentialists would say: yes, we're stuck here. :)
Here's a head-scratcher of a poem that I found on the web.
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I have to say that I find that very profound. On the one hand, it's little more than an ironic quip. On the other, it's a statement on the boundaries of human knowledge. It's not a mystery. We're just not up to it.
The question is, are we just not up to it yet? Or are we stuck here?
That was very deep, man. It's seven in the morning, so the boundaries of my knowledge don't reach much beyond this computer screen, which is very existential, I know. And the existentialists would say: yes, we're stuck here. :)
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Okay, Egal, that's the second thing you wrote that I don't understand. :0
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