Wondering

[jerryred]

I like the fact I have found a site that has both CARS CARS and more CARS as well as real ideas but as I am new to this place much of what i read sounds like a lot of confused kids ?? as far as lifes real matters
no harm intended < talking is one of the best ways to gather information on everything under the sun and life is full of so much lets not wast it on anger or Blame things on lifes not fare ??????????? ANY FEED BACK ??

[lazysmurff]

Originally Posted by jerryred

much of what i read sounds like a lot of confused kids ?? as far as lifes real matters

your in the philosophy forum, therefore, there will be confused kids here. we're all merely trying to think out problems in life. rather than accept a norm or someone elses views, you'll find people on here are genuinely (for the most part) looking for answers to tough, mostly unanswerable, questions.

[MagicRat]

To add to smurf's insightful comment, the vast majority of people on this site are younger individuals. Younger people are more pre-disposed to using the net.
Most young people are looking for some guidance and insight into life.
Older, more mature people have often found their own answers, but such people are less likely to use the net and hang out on forums anyways.

[jerryred]

thank you for your responces !
I hope I didnt upset anyone

[landyacht]

Posted by jerryred - 11-15-2004 at 02:49 PM

thank you for your responces! I hope I didnt upset anyone

No worries! Since this is the philosophy forum, let me indulge the eager young minds:

Don't worry about the future. Or worry, but know that worrying is as effective as trying to solve an alegbra equation by chewing bubble gum. The real things in life worth worrying about are the kind that never crossed your worried mind. The kind that blind side you at 4PM on some idle Tuesday.

Sources:

- Baz Luhrman, Free To Wear Sunscreen, music lyrics.
- J.R.K, Things to Come - a Philosophy on Life by God's Word (excerpt).