Post by Natalie Winokur on May 13, 2015 23:22:09 GMT
Which questions do you think evolutionary theory cannot answer?
This is actually a tough question to answer. But, when I watched the videos, I think the hardest question to answer is why do we ask why. Asking why is the pivot foot of consciousness. It allows the mind to revolve and go into different directions. Why is the minds way of allowing a multiplicity of ideas to compete and hopefully function better because of it? Why is also similar to an all purpose function key. We are always curious. At the end of the pivotal consciousness, a quote says, “ To question is to learn.” I believe that it cannot be said any better than that. We will never understand anything unless we ask. That is why children ask hundreds of questions because they have so much to learn. Even as an adult I still ask a ton of questions because I want to be more educated so that I know what to do.
This is actually a tough question to answer. But, when I watched the videos, I think the hardest question to answer is why do we ask why. Asking why is the pivot foot of consciousness. It allows the mind to revolve and go into different directions. Why is the minds way of allowing a multiplicity of ideas to compete and hopefully function better because of it? Why is also similar to an all purpose function key. We are always curious. At the end of the pivotal consciousness, a quote says, “ To question is to learn.” I believe that it cannot be said any better than that. We will never understand anything unless we ask. That is why children ask hundreds of questions because they have so much to learn. Even as an adult I still ask a ton of questions because I want to be more educated so that I know what to do.