I have often pondered the mysteries of the ages. That is the nature of our species. Are we not replicating the actions of those we are following who have suffered the fate of extinction if we do not care about the great unknowns? And would not the self silencing of our innate curiosities stifle the splendiforous wonderment of thought which remains unalterably dead in the past yet still has the power to direct our next tentative footsteps forward into the fog of uncertain tomorrows?
Yes, the simple questions are still applicable to a person who knows and understands the existential questions have been asked and sorrowfully left unanswered by myriad generations of wise fools and foolish wise men.
So, open your minds children. Lead the way to the far path of your children's, children's, children's unbridled greatness amongst the pantheon of enlightened peoples who will one day be the coal that is mined from the Earth .
Unabashedly ask the three most basic questions of time immemorial posed by the perplexed legions of those who are now the dust under your feet;
Why are we here?
What is the true meaning of life?
And what color does a Smurf turn when you choke one?
The last question is one for the ages. Nice philosiphications, Will!
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