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Wednesday, November 22, 2006 Philosophy. The rational investigation of the truths and principles of being, knowledge or conduct. (dictionary.com) Paradoxes. Statements or propositions which may seem self-contradictory or absurd but in reality express possible truths. (dictionary.com) Even smart people don't always have absolute answers or solutions. How long has it been since then? Decades? Centuries? Millenniums? Logic has its flaws. Emotion has its flaws. With neither system of judgement or decision-making being truly right, how are we to ever make choices? Simply put, we shouldn't do anything at all for fear of doing something wrong. But then again, what is right and wrong? Are they defined by morals? Who are qualified to make and shape morals? How do we know in the first place that their morals are correct? Rationality and irrationality are so closely interlinked. Next time you see me, ask me why my mind's so screwed up. Konfiuz Posted at 5:18 AM |
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