The end doesn't end, the beginning only does begin. That's the way we like to think, this is because we all hate death, or rather, fear it.
There are some people who would like to die, but that would be cowardly. No, that's not it, I think people who are attempting to kill themselves think that there is a life after death, they want to take the risk, they don't care because they are done living in this world.
There barely anyone who can remember their first cry since their birth. But neither do they know it when they die, thus the end is not known to us, it is hypothetically unknowing. Thus the end is ending but the beginning does begin, because we are there to find evidence of it before meeting our end.
So what is the use of calling our brains powerful, if we are not even powerful enough to remember our birth?
Humans are pitiful beings. They try to understand themselves, but in that way, they understand more of others. They feel that they are superior, but they don't even know what made them superior. They fail, but strive, to find evidence on how they came to be here.
People ingeniously know how they are adapted, but don't know its base.
It is not as if I am putting us under the category of failures. We just are, and unless we evolve, we fail.
We always will.
But its better to do what we can, and push ourselves to the limit.
Because the next generation need a push anyway.
There are some people who would like to die, but that would be cowardly. No, that's not it, I think people who are attempting to kill themselves think that there is a life after death, they want to take the risk, they don't care because they are done living in this world.
There barely anyone who can remember their first cry since their birth. But neither do they know it when they die, thus the end is not known to us, it is hypothetically unknowing. Thus the end is ending but the beginning does begin, because we are there to find evidence of it before meeting our end.
So what is the use of calling our brains powerful, if we are not even powerful enough to remember our birth?
Humans are pitiful beings. They try to understand themselves, but in that way, they understand more of others. They feel that they are superior, but they don't even know what made them superior. They fail, but strive, to find evidence on how they came to be here.
People ingeniously know how they are adapted, but don't know its base.
It is not as if I am putting us under the category of failures. We just are, and unless we evolve, we fail.
We always will.
But its better to do what we can, and push ourselves to the limit.
Because the next generation need a push anyway.
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