Woodmann
February 16th, 2011, 22:34
Well.........
Both exist. One exists longer than the other

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It's not necessarily nihilistic to not believe, it's
more humanist in that to believe that nothing really
"is not", but that things are not always what they
seem to be.
This is the external search. What "is" and what "is not".
Is this code doing what it should or is it doing something
that I don't understand?
Conversely, I don't understand what it is doing BUT,
it should be doing this and it isn't.
So it remains eternal to continue to search.
Once you become content, you have stopped
learning and begin dying. A bit tragic?
Perhaps for some but this how I choose to view
my life and what it means to me. And ME is the
important part.
Philosophy can be a mutha.
Roll this around a while.......
Philosophy is what YOU make of it.
Don't just read Kant or Nietzsche and think,
"oh so thats what I think".
Take from it and learn. It's as simple as that.
I used to think I was Agnostic until I realized that
it was to narrow of a term. I read a ton of philosophical
shit and came to realize that I am what "I" am.
I can be defined somewhat but in the grand scheme
of things, I am me and do not believe in anything
that my brain can't comprehend. I dont try to
over analyze anything. Thats when it becomes painful.
Dont think of who you should be or what "mold"
you should fit. Just be you and relax in that you are
confident of who you are,
else philosophy will drive you insane.
Woodmann