My niece has started asking questions about what existed before the universe, at the tender age of 6. It’s a pretty early start, so by the age of 26, I figure she may have either found a way to break through the mile thick concrete cell that she’s just put herself in, or hopefully she [...]
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Life, the Universe and Everything (…else that we don’t have the ability to understand)
March 5, 2010 – 4:21 pm
By phineas kibbey
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The meaning of Life or How to waste your time
September 20, 2009 – 2:36 am
If you work too much, it can feel like you’re not taking enough time to enjoy the pleasures of life. And conversely, if you sit in a hammock for too long, it can feel like you’re letting life pass you by without actually achieving anything of any importance. It seems as though whatever you choose [...]
By phineas kibbey
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Also tagged attachment, destination, existence, future, goal, hammock, human brain, imperative task, importance, interim, meaning, meaning of life, meantime, primitive ancestors, question, significance, sigourney weaver, solution, space travel, speed of light, Survival, time capsules, waste, waste of time, what is the purpose of your life
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