Anyone got any Mind Blowing Questions?

[That_One_Person]

Alright... Why the fuck is mayo considered the "standard" condiment for sandwiches? I don't see why everytime I order a burger I have to say no mayo.

 

[vampiregenocide]

I imagine it'd be like playing a video game with cheat codes: fun at first but then pretty boring. I imagine you'd cure a few diseases for humanity, then kill yourself after a while

Curing diseases wouldbe childs play with that kind of knowledge. You'd have complete understanding of physics and nature as a whole aross the known universe. You could advance technology as far as you wanted in no time at all.

 

[The Somberlain]

For me, the enjoyment of life is learning more, and all organic activity is based on learning, trial and error. If one knows everything, one would not have a reason to live.

 

[Skyblue]

If you knew EVERYTHING, wouldn't it mean you could basically do anything you want? as in, become god-like in a way?
could be fun, but probably just in the physical sense of it. I'd still love to try

 

[Randy]

If you knew everything than you'd know whether or not there's an afterlife and what it'd be like, so there'd be no escaping your omnipotence.

 

[vampiregenocide]

If you knew everything than you'd know whether or not there's an afterlife and what it'd be like, so there'd be no escaping your omnipotence.

This is true, maybe there'd be denial and wishing for something beyond what you know.

 

[Randy]

But you'd already know whether or not those wishes will be answered. :mindexplosion:

 

[vampiregenocide]

But you'd already know whether or not those wishes will be answered. :mindexplosion:

Thats where the denial comes in, does knowing everything mean you'd have to believe you do? Or would your perfect knowledge of human psychology mean you'd end up spending all your time trying to rationalise and explain all your own thoughts?

 

[Randy]

That's a good point. Being all knowing doesn't necessarily mean you can't deny things, as I can say I've known things with certainty but just denied them because it was the most comfortable thing to do.

 

[scherzo1928]

Well, if I knew everything, and became overwhelmed, I would know what I need to do to forget everything. I would first try and fix the things I think need fixing (in the world), cure the curable etc. Then I would write the things I know I'll need to know in the future. and bam!! ignorance is a bliss.

 

[vampiregenocide]

But what if you ended up thinking about the consequences of your actions? Would that spiral into an out-of-control mental collapse as you end up enternally tracing the effects of your own decisions? Its like Chaos Theory, one simple event starts becoming ever complex as it progresses and more variables effect it. Eventually, it becomes so incredibly complex, it is unrecognisable in regards to its original form.

 

[Josh_Conlee]

If you force a prostitute to have sex with you.....is it rape or shoplifting?

 

[Josh_Conlee]

*edit* for some reason my last post went twice

 

[CrushingAnvil]

If you force a prostitute to have sex with you.....is it rape or shoplifting?

Holy shit that was dry

 

[JBroll]

Shoplifting involves goods from retail stores, so unless said prostitute is registered as such and you take her 'goods' (a difficult task to accomplish without tacking battery on to your list of charges) it should be pretty clear.

Jeff

 

[vampiregenocide]

If a person with multiple personalities threatens to commit suicide, is it a hostage situation?

 

[Antimatter]

Can any adult or authority figure see why kids love the taste of cinammon toast crunch?

 

[Josh_Conlee]

Holy shit that was dry

Haha just thought of that in class one day, doesn't everyone have those thoughts now and again ;D

 

[Josh_Conlee]

How about "Can Chuck Norris believe it's not butter?"

 

[CrushingAnvil]

Why?