Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

Just a Man With Many UNBIASED Questions Atlanta Joined April 2017

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

9 months ago

'Everybody' is replaceable in a country like India, and the Indian people know that... In the USA, we were taught we were individually irreplaceable, and special. Thats the American mistake.

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Could Oliver Stone have been incorrect in his order of money, power and then respect, when he wrote the screenplay for Scarface? You can't get anything done in society without people's respect, which gives power, which gives money as evidenced by politicians who cash in?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

I was starting to read Mario Puzo’s ‘The Sicilian’ and wondered why I was fascinated with that world? Perhaps, at a subconscious level - I wanna be part of that world?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

does participation automatically create Or imply a fiduciary duty? I mean - by participating in this earth, don’t we have an automatic, implied duty to the environment? Doesn’t participating in the creation of a family mean we have a duty to our spouses and children?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Do you think our universe and its mysteries can all be understood eventually through logic, thoughts and reasoning alone? Can it be described just by equations? Or do you think that there is a limit to our ability to understand? Perhaps, it is an irrational universe?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

It is well known that one should not judge a book by its cover. What is the relationship between the book and it's cover, then? Is there absolutely no relationship? Is there a limited relationship? I’m talking about people, of course.

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Can it be true that most people who are relatively inexperienced with life, tend to disregard or are unappreciative of the immense life experiences of others? And that the more experienced you are in life, the more you value the experiences of others?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Does the trait of fearlessness arise by growing up in a protected environment? Or does fearlessness arise when you push the boundaries of what you are afraid of? Would you say fearlessness is an attribute of leadership?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

What is worth getting into a conflict for, worth fighting someone over? Is it a) Your values? (love, God, ethics, etc) or is it b) Your goals? or is it c) An opportunity for advancement? or d) Your understanding of something? Maybe, something else??

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Is it more efficient to approach a new subject of inquiry with faith, or skepticism? What is your approach, and why?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Thomas Aquinas believed 'Prudence' to be the virtue from which all virtues arose. According to wikipedia, it is the 'auriga virtutum or the charioteer of the virtues'. Also, Aristotle believed the foundational virtue to be 'Courage'. If you ask me, I think it's 'Hopefulness'.

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Love is your charitable act, expecting nothing in return… it’s like the rivers that feeds and sustains majestic trees and animals, and to get no credit or mention…. Is that love?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

I’m starting to think an education ( a college degree up to the bachelors level) is really not an indication of intelligence, but rather- virtues in the classical sense. What I mean is that a bachelors degree measures a persons classical virtues, which we now call a work ethic.

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Does the way you think, your beliefs, what you do know and do not know - give off vibes? Sometimes I meet people who give off strange vibes, and I’m wondering what their belief structure is. You can’t know what you don’t know…

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

If someone you care about, and who relies on you - holds a value or culture you find unacceptable … what would you do? Values VS love? Which is more important to you to maintain?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

How well does a persons ( or your) historical behavior foretell his/her/your future actions? People may want to change, but not suddenly I think… in that case, is judgement of historical actions a tool for your own security?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

I will not say whether I believe God exists or not. But, in the event God did not exist, would we still need to invent a God? Is this true for a single human, or is it more true for a population of humans, that a God must be invented? Why is this?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

The realization that there are too many things outside my control, knowledge, and awareness - is actually a hard pill to swallow. Does that seem more like stoicism? My limited understanding of stoicim makes me think what I am feeling now is the foundation of stoicism?

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Most things outside our control are fickle. Money and cars, love of other are fickle. Even work experiences or degrees worthiness can be fickle if your industry is in trouble. The only things we can absolutely rely on is suffering.

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Man With Many Questions @MwmQuestions

4 years ago

Why do we care about the opinion and validation of people to whom we owe nothing? Is it because - we think we owe them something? And does that concern for their opinion cease when we realize we don’t owe them anything? This question is inspired by Epictetus …