You're stuck in here with me also

But you can't ever know that

You literally can't know unless something tells you it's so and even then

they might be lying or wrong themselves

Ergo discussion!

I find it meaningless

why would something telling you make you know?

for my previous reasons

Sometimes the circling is worth it.

@juts kill nme Well how else would you know?

Or, you might, somehow, be able to verify it for yourself, through some future discovery we know nothing of at the moment.

i mean it may make you know , but i like u said it doesn't have to make you "know"

"Vanity of vanities, all is vanity."

You can't find why like that, that's not how logic works @Scale_e

you have to discover for yourself

Hi, @NearEDGE! It seems my name's been all messed up for some reason. Could you change it back to "livid_scrooge" for me please? I highly appreciate it!

Anyone know what that quote is from?

sounds like shakespear

Much older than Shakespeare.

some greek faggot

I think it might be okder than that

ok where is it from big brain

Ecclesiastes!

Who?

Written by Solomon aka The Preacher.

I meant who were the ecclesiastes?

i like the Vedas, Hindu, Greek, Buddhist , mostly for how they interpret the universe, consciousness, individuality

Also, "Everything has a season [...]"

It's all about what you like

it's never about what is true

It's a book in the Bible.

oooh

but what you like should not just be something you accept, it should be something to push you to understand yourself

Sorry I don't know much about religion

A long time ago, folks thought the moon was made of cheese. You could tell them “Nah, dude. It’s rocks.” Or you could say “Yeah, for sure dude, probably mozzarella, I reckon.”
They couldn’t know.
They had absolutely no way of knowing.
Even if god came down from the heavens and said “Bruh, it’s rocks. Swear to me, fo shizzle my nizzle.” You don’t know if they’re lying or not.

We have rockets now.

The moon is rocks.

It’s the same with literally every assumption we have about the universe. We have no way of knowing about a whole bunch of stuff right now.
That will change. We don’t know how it will change. But, in the future, we will *know*.
That’s the “why”.

Nah, no worries @Muten

@Scale_e No it's literally not

godless yank

There is not "Why" in that story

that's all just finding out what and how

And that’s why.