Poll: What are you sure about?
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You're telling me you've never hesitated when you put that into a calculator? Not even a little bit?ShaggyEdiddy214 said:
1) There is some sort of god but we have no way communicating with, touching, seeing ect said god.
2) No matter how bad things seem there is something worth living for.
3) I am in love with my boyfriend
4) I will never learn that headbanging while drunk is a bad idea.
2) No matter how bad things seem there is something worth living for.
3) I am in love with my boyfriend
4) I will never learn that headbanging while drunk is a bad idea.
The only thing anybody can possibly be certain of is fact. That being said stuff such as gender and likes/dislikes can all be sure of. Therefore I am sure of a lot of things, like i'm a guy and I enjoy video games. However I cannot be sure of these things that fall under "fact" but in all realities are based on made up numbers (IE: Math and Science)
I am sure that Avatar: The Last Airbender is one of the best shows I have ever seen. And that Toph is awesome.
I am also sure that the M. Night Shyamalan movie adaptation should be killed with fire.
I am also sure that the M. Night Shyamalan movie adaptation should be killed with fire.
I'm sure people will try to say things to sound clever in this thread, or to draw the interest of others to themselves.
If you mean "sure" as in the literal definition of certainty, I've come to learn that with all the mis-information and unpredictable futures in the world, the only thing that is certain in this reality is death and eventual oblivion.
As dark as that world view may seem, it is the one and only truth.
As dark as that world view may seem, it is the one and only truth.
Not sure if someone else picked this up but the world isn't spehrical, it's momentum actually stretches it's shape out so it's more cylindrical....aegix drakan said:
I'm 100% sure that I'm conscious. And that's the only thing I (or anyone else) can be sure of. Ever seen The Matrix?
Cogito, ergo sum.
I assume you weren't banking on radical skepticism here. If you take for granted that the knowledge granted by our senses is more or less correct (i.e. I can be sure I'm sitting down in front of a computer, I can be sure I'm blond, etc.), and ask about the meatier stuff, it gets more difficult.
I'm sure humanity will one day die out - though that's a given, isn't it? Worst case scenario, the universe ends. Unless you buy into the notion of ever-increasingly-long suspended animation to produce artificial immortality; but I'm not convinced. So I'm sure humanity will die out, and I'm sure I will one day die as well.
As for the rest, the difficult moral questions and questions of how to achieve things, I'm not 100% sure on any of that. I am 100% sure that there is a solution to most of the major problems society faces, but I don't know what they are, and I'm not convinced we'll find them in time (whether "in time" means "within 50 years" or "within 50,000 years").
I assume you weren't banking on radical skepticism here. If you take for granted that the knowledge granted by our senses is more or less correct (i.e. I can be sure I'm sitting down in front of a computer, I can be sure I'm blond, etc.), and ask about the meatier stuff, it gets more difficult.
I'm sure humanity will one day die out - though that's a given, isn't it? Worst case scenario, the universe ends. Unless you buy into the notion of ever-increasingly-long suspended animation to produce artificial immortality; but I'm not convinced. So I'm sure humanity will die out, and I'm sure I will one day die as well.
As for the rest, the difficult moral questions and questions of how to achieve things, I'm not 100% sure on any of that. I am 100% sure that there is a solution to most of the major problems society faces, but I don't know what they are, and I'm not convinced we'll find them in time (whether "in time" means "within 50 years" or "within 50,000 years").
I'm sure that...
I exist
gravity is holding me down
my two dogs are my buddies and are awesome
I quite enjoy hasbrowns
putting honey in my coffee will make the drinking experience much more pleasant
my mother and father had sexual intercourse that nine months later resulted in my birth
the dream I had last night was very sad and made me cry, and that spending the day shopping with my sister-in-law and brother-in-law made me feel much better
the flatcap is my favorite kind of hat, followed closely by the fez
my two memory foam matresses are comfier and more supportive than my old inner-spring matresses
my brother currently lives in texas where he works for the United States Air Force
my father recently retired from the United States Army and is now working for an ambulance company
my best friend's last name is Duer
Russia is the biggest country in the world, followed by Canada and America
I am going to name my first son Sebastian if its alright with my wife/baby momma
Theres a lot more but I really don't have the time.
I exist
gravity is holding me down
my two dogs are my buddies and are awesome
I quite enjoy hasbrowns
putting honey in my coffee will make the drinking experience much more pleasant
my mother and father had sexual intercourse that nine months later resulted in my birth
the dream I had last night was very sad and made me cry, and that spending the day shopping with my sister-in-law and brother-in-law made me feel much better
the flatcap is my favorite kind of hat, followed closely by the fez
my two memory foam matresses are comfier and more supportive than my old inner-spring matresses
my brother currently lives in texas where he works for the United States Air Force
my father recently retired from the United States Army and is now working for an ambulance company
my best friend's last name is Duer
Russia is the biggest country in the world, followed by Canada and America
I am going to name my first son Sebastian if its alright with my wife/baby momma
Theres a lot more but I really don't have the time.
