Unanswered Questions

[aggienaut]

   This probably makes no sense

  And I'm certainly not going to explain it.


Its not about me,
And its not a case of morals,
Its a question that must be asked,
An issue you must resolve,
and its not about me.

Its a question you've been hiding from,
A question I can't ask you,
An answer I may suspect,
An answer you know deep down.
Its not about me,
and deep down we both know that.

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Haha I was so thinking of doing something like that myself. I managed to resist thus far but now...
I'll just add on to your list:

11. a goat
12. a little to the left
13. can you uh define that please?
14. I can neither confirm nor deny that.
15. I deny it all.
16. You can't prove I did it, no one saw me do it!
17. It was the one-armed man!
18. I can see dead people!
19. Jackson Pritt
20. For basically

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[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

after much deliberation, i have decided thusly. the answer is this, and only this: it doesn't matter.
brilliant, isn't it? don't i get a nobel prize or something?

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Sadly thats the conclusion They so often come to.

And thats why I despise humanity.

I maintain that it is the only thing that really does matter.

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[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

"the only thing that really does matter."
what can that be? according to humanity, that would be love. but according to kris? *ponders* hmmmm....
cheese danishes. no, he wouldn't ask me about those. fish. no, i know nothing about her. feelings of or about something/someone? no, he puts no value to feelings.

it must be about whether or not i realise something. chances are that i do. but without knowing more of the question, i prolly can't give a better answer.

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

ah but its a question I can't ask you.

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[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

the question, which i have determined to be a "why" or a "for what reason" question is henceforth obsolete because the assumption of the question, whilst perhaps once holding truth, now holds none. hallelujah, it is resolved!

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Ah but I think the questions now are yet more important and extensive, merely you have become content with the answers you have. As I said before, there's layers and layers of answers; and what is important is to never assume you're at the bottem.

It seems you've become exhasperated with my philosophies and gone into dismissive mode; wrapping up all remaining loose ends as swiftly as possible.

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[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

what answer did you suspect?

i go the other way. you question to find obscured reasons. like Freud. i start with a decision or a thought. and then act as necessary to make my decision evident. instead of digging, i build. therefore, i know every step along the way, and the ideas of "questions" and "answers" are not applicable. i built a structure which i believe caused this attempt to prove mutually exclusive ideas to one another. sensing no end to the circularity of this argument, i demolished the structure. therefore, f(x) = x = 0

i do not experience exasperation, only increased fascination, if at first i don't understand. when irreconciliable contradictions occur in the philosophy, however, i tend to avoid it altogether.

note: avoidance is of the philosophy, not the philosopher. though it does become difficult because any discussion of the philosophy consequent seems to be an effort to "prove the philosopher wrong."

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Your sentiments are duly noted. I still believe there are underlying issues which could be discovered, you merely haven't the slightest interest in investigating them.

Re: THE answer

[roxymartini.livejournal.com]

a certain smile, of course. no, i explore that issue everyday, in everyway.

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[emosnail.livejournal.com]

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