Questions You Would Rather Never Know The Answer To.

[Losty]

Feltching, I had the misfortune of someone telling me what that was, which they had not. TRUST ME IT'S GROSS!

I wish I didn't know some people do it with a straw....

[energizer bunny]

I can't think of a question that i would really want the answer to. If there was one i would of probably gotten the answer by now. 

In which cases is ignorance bliss to you? If ever?

To me ignorance has nothing to do with bliss. Doing something i'm passionate about does.

[Brian37]

Feltching, I had the misfortune of someone telling me what that was, which they had not. TRUST ME IT'S GROSS!

That's gross too, but that's not what "feltching" it's close but different. but if anyone reading this is sensitive, trust me DONT look it up.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I honestly, seriously can't think of a thing I'd be averse to knowing.

Boru

[brewer]

What's the meaning of life?

That was to easy.

What have I got in my pocket?

That was stolen.

What will they replace narcotics with for pain control?

Nope, want to know that.

I give!

[robvalue]

Hmm, interesting!

I suppose I wouldn't want to know the answer to some specific questions about my friends' thoughts, because I'd consider it an invasion of privacy and it could make things awkward. I suppose that if I was going to die in a minute or something, I would then be quite curious to know some things and it wouldn't harm anyone.

I don't want to know all the gory details of suffering that is going on in the world, if such information does not better place me to do anything about it.

I don't want to know if any of my exes ever cheated on me, or all their detailed thoughts about me. I do want to know what happened to the one ex who suddenly stopped contacting me for no apparent reason though.

[Edwardo Piet]

Well, if you knew when you died that date would probably change right on the spot, so makes no sense not to wish to know that, in fact it could help to prevent it numerous times in a row.

I sometimes wish I wasn't so smart. I don't know if that's the answer you were looking for, but yeah.

Hardly smart considering that if the date would change then it would mean I didn't really know it. That makes no sense.

#If you argue back at me I'm gonna ignore your response because we're not debating this but I thought I'd just let you know that the whole point of knowledge is that it implies truth.

[Excited Penguin]

Well, if you knew when you died that date would probably change right on the spot, so makes no sense not to wish to know that, in fact it could help to prevent it numerous times in a row.

I sometimes wish I wasn't so smart. I don't know if that's the answer you were looking for, but yeah.

Hardly smart considering that if the date would change then it would mean I didn't really know it. That makes no sense.

#If you argue back at me I'm gonna ignore your response because we're not debating this but I thought I'd just let you know that the whole point of knowledge is that it implies truth.

Not in this case, it doesn't. Herein lies the paradox, you couldn't possibly know when you're going to die and not be able to prevent it. I'm going to ignore your childish attempt to have the last word.

[Minimalist]

How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?


Fucking rodents.

[Silver]

I want to know everything.