Why? When I was young I have seen a cartoon about a table game where you have to roll a dice, then you get a hint and you are teleported into other world. Into the wilderness, a world filled with dangers. And the heroes had to solve the question with reference to a hint. And I do not remember the details, but once there was an episode, when they were hunted by a mad scientist who had a huge and powerful computer in his lab. And when one of the heroes typed into computer \u201cwhy?\u201d and pushed \u201cExecute\u201d, computer exploded and the question of the game was solved. But this is just for background.
\nSo, why we always ask why? And again, I asked \u201cwhy we\u2026\u201d\u2026This word or question, I think is one of the most important and difficult. I bet that if we count each question that we ask, question \u201cwhy?\u201d would be the most frequent. And we get question \u201cWhy?\u201d Are we curious? Are we knowledge-hungry? Is this our fate, destiny or purpose? Or simply we are stupid? I think, all of them are the right answer. I know what you want to know. You want to know WHY all of them are the right answer. And the answer is simply. Everyone is a little bit curious, a little bit knowledge-hungry, a little bit fatalist or believes in something and everyone is a little bit stupid. You will not agree with me? Then I will ask WHY?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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