Everyone meets questions all the time, but not everyone trys to find the answers hard enough. To a certain extent, we people live for answers, because what we have done all the time is to make a clear understanding to this world we live in, to find the best way we can forward to in our lifetime, to experience every scene, to feel every emotion, to catch on why we live, why we act like this and why others act like that.
No answer was forthcoming, and something must be done to find the answer. In this point, people can be seperated in two kinds: answer-seeker and answer-waiter. The former always practice positively to seek the real true answer, and affect others to believe what they believe. The latter always wait for answer to come, and believe what others told them to believe. Apparently, we can’t have the former or latter without another one.
To be an answer-seeker may looks tired, time-wasted, and hopeless, but I have to say this must be an answer-waiter’s thought, in whose eyes no answer is also an answer, and being busy for seeking answer is less valuable than waiting for it to come. But in my opinion, only seeker can live reasonable and colorful life without regret. If you want be to an answer-seeker, this post may be helpful——how to ask questions the smart way.
WTK: forthcoming, catch on
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