is the 'right thing to do'. Even if we did learn from our mistakes through the generations, there's only so many mistakes to be made on a personal level. Then what? Will God wipe our slates clean anyway, as if we had died and lost all our knowledge? Or do we get a whole new set of things we must learn? If those were out options, I would strongly propose that we barge into God's office and tie him up. Let us work the controls for a while, eh? Another popular belief to the reason of life, is to 'find yourself'. This one, I find particularly amusing. If the point in life, is to 'find' ones self, what has one been doing until this point in time? 'Not knowing' ones self? Pretty impossible...It's the first thing anyone learns. After that has been accomplished, we then find it a bit easier to interract with others, and understand them. For someone to tell me that they've only just 'discovered' themself, I tend to wonder what exactly they've been doing for all the years they've been around.. I understand that people, all of a sudden, can recognize a new side to themselves. It was always there though, they just weren't giving it much thought and/or priority to understanding it. Besides, even if people really did all of a sudden, 'discover' themselves, how is THAT the point of life? Perhaps it may be a significant development in their life, but that's not the point to LIFE, as in the big picture. You know.... existence, filled with so many other people. If everyone understood the point to life as being born, living, discovering their self, then dying, isn't that a rather arrogant and self-centered pointless world? I think it would be. I do not wish my opinions to shout out at people, 'THERE IS NO POINT....DIG YOURSELF A HOLE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE'. Killing yourself, you see, is equally as pointless as life (if anyone thinks of any new theories, please let me know). Don't be depressed, I have not been talking about 'life as we live it'. That, is co...
