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It Is Obvious, That Nothing Ever Is
Quote from a German philosopher
Believing is not knowing.
Living in a material world
Since we live in a physical, hard, cold, cruel material world, it is a highly important subject matter, and a definite reality struggling, striving, and spending a good portion of time to deal with it, literally makes life impossible to be straight forward, fair, and honest even with our own selves.
Facing reality
Life, alarming us to wake up to realities, be smart creatures, learn how to socialize, improvise, compromise, curb individual, inner desire, and control personal acts to fit into society, where we live or be ready to pay the painful price.
Acceptance and learning
It is an accidental event, neither to celebrate, nor to take it seriously to mourn over, but learn to live, and tolerate it the best one knows how.
The nature of life
With human limited intelligence, it is impossible to decode its secret, or find any meaning for it, in fact life is a huge gambling table, whoever has been born lucky to throw the winning dice, is the winner for the rest of losers to suffer bad luck.
Justice and power
There are, no true, actual, real justice, good and evil, or right and wrong, but whoever has the power comes out the winner.
Reflections on morality
It is not only so very wrong to be right in a wrong world, but extremely confusing, sad, and painful.
