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Something I read and thought could turn into an interesting discussion. Anyways, here goes:
I agree with 1, 2, and to some extent 4.
1 is obvious.
2 is controversial but for those who believe in the Big Bang, you could consider it a huge fart. Not literally.
4 is a bit complex. Everybody's experience with these things will be different. Some are naturally good at getting everything they want. Some don't need to trust because they are feared. Most don't worry about giving because they can control themselves and not go crazy about giving. Even the craziest philanthropists don't give away everything.
As for 3, this sounds like it was written by someone who failed to appreciate the greater things in life - cars, money, and women (yes, I called you all things. What are you going to do about that? :p). How could you forget?
And the last part is the funniest. It basically says "when you accept these as facts, they are facts". Haha.
Do you agree with any of these? Why?1. Feelings are both a curse and a blessing.
2. Earth was the aftermath of a giant universal fart.
3. I don't know why people say they have so much to live for because in reality we live for taxes, work, commitment, false accusations, and death - I really don't see what is so great about those.
4. You learn to love, you gain the fear of rejection. You learn to trust, people take advantage of you. You learn to give, people take more and more.
When you learn to accept these as facts (not appreciate) you will realize that these statements are in fact true.
I agree with 1, 2, and to some extent 4.
1 is obvious.
2 is controversial but for those who believe in the Big Bang, you could consider it a huge fart. Not literally.
4 is a bit complex. Everybody's experience with these things will be different. Some are naturally good at getting everything they want. Some don't need to trust because they are feared. Most don't worry about giving because they can control themselves and not go crazy about giving. Even the craziest philanthropists don't give away everything.
As for 3, this sounds like it was written by someone who failed to appreciate the greater things in life - cars, money, and women (yes, I called you all things. What are you going to do about that? :p). How could you forget?
And the last part is the funniest. It basically says "when you accept these as facts, they are facts". Haha.