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Originally Posted by BrianTheMick2
Soon enough that it isn't important enough to worry about.
I'm not entirely certain about anything, which makes it even less important.
I'm glad someone else outthere agrees apart from the 4 non blondes of course. I mean I know more than most people I meet in real life, de facto, rest assured.
It typically goes (from me
Yes, I know about that. Then they talk. To which I typically reply to anything they say with: Yes...and yes... I know..... Yes, I know. I know. No, I know...yeah
But I'll tell you one better, I say. Which they can't handle but say nice meeting you with sincerity mostly. Which is all I can expect. Other times, they misconstrue, try to one-up me until someone gets arrested, hospitalized or tryed by a judge. I know more than the judge too, and the one who represents me as only god (me) can judge me.
I guess what I'm saying is the Buddha seemed to have figured it out. Coming from a life of hedonism, and pleasure seeking, was so unfilled had to leave. Go it alone out into the forest to give us the four noble truths. However I still think I want Fanta, beer, sex, ice cream. Even though I know it's not there. Maybe desiring to not desire is desire. And nirvana is unattainable. The Tibetan monks always come back once they go.
You'll catch me out when speaking mathematics. If I meet a mathematician, I'll be outwitted. Even though I once understood Laplace, Fourier and everything. But the candy bar I was seeking wasn't there either. I had to move on from that to try get that goody.
I tried musical instruments and learning more languages until I forget how to play and communicate. I had to recently ensure an Iranian psychologist that this glass of red wine will not kill him. It was his first time out of Iran. Yet We discussed Freud and Carl Jung. Being a jack of all trades is a curse tbh. I know nothing, is all I know.
Last edited by MacOneDouble; 08-19-2023 at 07:43 PM.