Well?

Why not?

Because.

Because it builds character.

Eventually the only possible answers to that question are an infinite loop, or "because".

Eventually the only possible answers to that question are an infinite loop, or "because".

 

Why?

Well?

 

I would be more worried for someone who didn't raise the question.

 

I think some questions, like this one, more represents "direction" and "arrow of evolution" rather than an inconsistent state. After all we tend to perceive nature as as succession of moments, each moment encodes the implicit question "what next".

 

Next question please.

 

/Fredrik

why ask why?

Why not?

why ask why?

 

Try Asahi Super Dry

Try Asahi Super Dry

 

why?

Why?

 

Because you're a bad little boy and Santa hates you.

Because of the physical existence combined with conscious awareness.

 

Given that a being were simply a physical organism, it wouldn't question things.

But since the physical organism has consciousness, it has to question whether or not to fight existence as it is.

Thus, this would be a sign of free will within a deterministic system.

Why not?

Because your shoes may fall off if you don't.

Because of the physical existence combined with conscious awareness.

 

Given that a being were simply a physical organism, it wouldn't question things.

But since the physical organism has consciousness, it has to question whether or not to fight existence as it is.

Thus, this would be a sign of free will within a deterministic system.

 

why?

Because God says so.

While universe == True:
   print("Why?")
   else:
       break

while universe == true:
   Print("why?")
   else:
       Break

 

lol

Why allocate neurons to even ponder this question?

Why allocate neurons to even ponder this question?

 

Why not allocate neurons to ponder this question?

Why not allocate neurons to ponder this question?

 

Why even allocate neurons to ponder if you should not allocate neurons to ponder the first question?

You guys consciously allocate individual neurons? Crap, I think I'm doing it wrong.

Why allocate neurons to even ponder this question?

 

Why allocate neurons to even ponder this question?

why?

why what?

Why?

 

It's human nature, as MJ told me to tell you.