by Terry 12 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
This sentence is invisible but has meaning when it is not invisible
In the above box we have a sentence that contains "meaning". But, it only has meaning because you are curious enough to find it.
Without curiousity and a drive to discover we can't even see the things which have no meaning that have meaning.
If you are able to understand this without me explaining it...please compose a brief sentence explaining it. If nobody manages to do so I'll eventually clue you in.
Happy hunting.
newspeak
curiosity helps fill in the blanks...
and finds you spelling two words wrong in as many days...(not judging)
Meaning is what you choose to make of it, or not.
the emperor has no clothes!
This sentence is invisible but has meaning when it is not invisible
but I can't get the quote feature to work!!!
I've had invisible messages before. Took me a while to figure this out
and is it appearing in all browsers?
A desire to find meaning gave meaning to something that had apparent meaning.
Philosophers call this pseudo-profundity. It appears to be a deep philosophical question, but is ultimately a meaningless paradox. Examples: "knowledge is just another kind of ignorance. Moving leaves you in precisely the same place. The path to true virtue is through vice. shallowness is an important kind of depth."
It is like the bare wall or canvas - it may seem to contain nothing and yet in it, it contains everything.
