In the midst of so much knowledge and curiosity existing in the world, we always come across intriguing questions that make us reflect on a certain subject. But these questions are not always easily answered, most of the time they get to the point of not being answered. These are questions like, “Where did the universe come from?” or “Is there life after death?”
In these cases, there is no single answer and there is also no way to arrive at a complete truth.
Many times, they are summarized in several theories that speculate a way to answer them. These questions leave us stagnant — we often run in circles looking for an answer without even getting close.
Here are some questions for you to think about and try to answer until you get tired. Have a good time!
1. This one is typical, but it still causes a lot of people to mess up. "Who came first, the egg or the chicken?"
2. The Big Bang was the starting point for the universe as we see it today, but where did the matter involved in this phenomenon come from? What existed before that?
3. Before the Big Bang, was there only a void, that is, nothing? But if there was not even nothingness, what was this great emptiness?
4. If the Greek and Roman gods were once worshiped and their stories are considered myths today, but were once real, will the Bible one day also become a myth?
5. Is it possible to tame a fish or train it like we do with a dog?
- It is necessary to understand to know how to live
- Understand the force that inhabits us
- Dive into a reflection on who we are
- What will you be when you grow up?
- What can we teach each other? Find it out!
6. Are we alone in the universe or is there life on other planets besides ours?
7. If light takes more than milliseconds to reach our eye and more milliseconds for the brain to form an image, it means that what you are seeing now has already happened a while ago, that is, what you see already is it part of the past?
8. Is it possible to burn an ant with a magnifying glass?
9. Is déjà-vu something real? A kind of prediction of the future?
10. What counts more: equality or justice?
11. If you could go back in time, what would you change?
12. Is it better to completely lose your memory or die in an accident?
13. What would it be like if time didn't exist?
14. Do you live or survive?
15. How much time do you have?
