You ever wonder why things constantly change, and move, and differ? Sure we could all blurt out an answer, but would it really be intelligible? Probably not. Most of us would just answer strictly because we DON'T know. People hate it when they know that they don't actually know anything, so the make up answers to make it seem as if they actually know something, instead of nothing. A wise man said "I don't know, I just don't know." I can't for the life of me remember who, nor a I going to act like I do know who said it. But whoever said it was brilliant. They were quite possibly the only person in the history of man to actually know anything at all, and it was that they knew nothing. Although that sounds quite redundant, and seems to cancel itself out, it's true.

Why do we pretend to know the answers when we really don't?

Because we can't stand to go without an answer, it drives us mad. Say you're trying to remember an actor or actress that stared in a film, you think you know who it is, but you can't remember their name, it's on the tip of your tongue. It's going to drive you crazy until you figure it out.

That's the clearest example.

A few other examples are science.

We think through a few trials and test we can solve the mysteries before us, and infact we pour millions and billions and trillions of dollars into research and development.

All of our efforts to cure that incalculable itch.

Crazy. Obsessive. Over-reactive.

Why ask why, when you can ask 'what now?'

Don't drown in the past, move on!

but then that's why things never stay the same, and why would want that? Change is good. But so is something that is consistent.

So who are you? A ghost stuck in the past, reminiscing the yesterdays of old? A non-stop heartbeat of the present? Or a Overbearing over-planning worry wart of the future?

Fuck, I need to figure out what I'm going to do now.