Something every person should think about. Unusual questions that make you think

Most people have never asked themselves these questions. And if they asked, they did not try to find a truthful answer. It's not even about the answer itself, but about the search for it. Each of these questions can lead you to think about yourself and the world around you, even if you don’t find the answer. They can move someone from their dead point and make them think about things they usually don’t want to think about.

The order of the questions has no special significance, I published them in the order in which they came to mind. Although several questions that follow each other can be logically connected. There is no need to get hung up on formulating the question and finding an answer to it. First of all, you must start thinking, reflecting, and this is the main task that I put into this article. Therefore, there is no need to look for any hidden meaning in the wording. Just think.

I warn you, many questions are uncomfortable, they can hurt your pride, make you think about something unpleasant, but you need to ask yourself them, because many problems cannot be simply ignored. And it’s better to ask yourself now, think carefully and come to some decision, than to reap the consequences of misconceptions and wrong choice Then.

Even if these questions give rise to unpleasant feelings, the purpose of these questions is not to upset you, but to encourage you to take certain actions. Don't get used to problems, but find solutions to them! I asked and ask myself many of these questions, and they help me get to know myself more deeply and, using this knowledge, move on. If you are not confident in your moral strength or suffer from depression, then it is better to skip this article, since in this case, the questions may plunge you into despondency.

If I understand that it is difficult for me to communicate with some people, then I think about how to avoid this.
If I understand that I am lazy, then I think about how to strengthen discipline.

In general, I am determined to solve the problem, and not to simply lower my head and meekly accept the circumstances. I want you to be tuned in too.

How to answer questions?

You don't have to answer everything at once. You may have to think carefully. Do not rush to immediately answer the question; it may turn out to be a template answer due to stereotypes that have developed in your thinking. These stereotypes are designed to simplify your thinking and protect your pride from the possibility of self-accusation. They work instantly, offering you the most psychologically “comfortable” answer. But such an answer does not mean an honest one. So take time to reflect, try to get to the bottom of it, and be as honest with yourself as possible. Return to the article if necessary.

Hint: Most problems lie within yourself, not within yourself. outside world. And these problems can be solved by working on yourself.

You can also find some tips by following the links that I will provide in the post.

Some questions include a statement. For example, “why do you smoke?” If you do not smoke, skip the question; this does not apply to you. The same applies to all similar questions.

Some questions may puzzle some, but leave others indifferent. This is fine. It is impossible to predict in advance which path your chain of thinking will take and what will attract your attention.

Questions

1. Why should I care what other people think about me?
2. How do my friends treat me?
3. Why can't I be alone?
4. Why do I drink
5. Why am I
6. How do my children treat me?
7. Why is it difficult for me to make friends?
8. Do I have to be better than everyone else at absolutely everything?
9. Fate is unfair to me. So what?
10. Why do I swear a lot?
11. What happens in the world?
12. What's happening in my country?
13. What happens at my job?
14. What do I want from life?
15. Why are my plans not being fulfilled?
16. Am I happy with my choice?
17. Why be nervous and worried?
18. Who is responsible for what happened in my life this way and not otherwise?
19. Who is responsible for making me like this?
20. Is it really the one life path, which I have chosen for myself, is the only possible one?
21. What is stopping me from living the life I want to live?
22. Does anyone owe me anything?
23. Do I owe anything to anyone?
24. Why do I argue with my wife/husband? What's the point of this? Do we achieve anything valuable as a result of these conflicts?
25. Why are my emotions getting the better of me?
26. I have Bad mood. So what?
27. Why do I need a tenth dress or a third watch?
28. What will happen to me in ten, twenty, thirty years? Will my life somehow change if I continue to do what I do? Am I happy with these prospects?
29. What will happen to my health if I continue to lead the lifestyle that I lead now?
30. What will happen to me when I get old and can’t find pleasure in the things that bring me joy now (sex, food, drinking)?
31. I like my job?
32. Am I satisfied with my job as a source of income and my life's work?
33. Why can't I organize other sources of income?
34. What happens if I lose my job?
35. Why don't I work remotely?
36. Why am I not running my own business?
37. I was less fortunate than others. So what?
38. What will I do this weekend? And on the next ones? What do I do every weekend?
39. Why do I smoke?
40. Do I get enough rest?
41. Do I have enough free time?
42. Am I getting enough sleep?
43. Am I in good physical shape?
44. I feel good?
45. Am I able to save
46. How to eat properly?
47. Am I spending enough time with my loved ones?
48. Why do I stay late at work? What happens if I leave on time?
49. Why do I profess this particular one and not another? Are all other religions wrong?
50. Am I diligent in fulfilling the commandments of my faith? If not, how can I be sure of the salvation of my soul?
51. What's the point in suffering?
52. What are my interests, hobbies? What am I interested in?
53. How much time do I spend in ?
54. How much time do I watch TV?
55. How many books have I read in the last year?
56. What other interesting music is there?
57. Am I educated and erudite enough?
58. Why doesn't the Earth fall into the Sun?
59. How is genetic information encoded?
60. What does an atom consist of?
61. How many foreign languages I know?
62. Do I respond adequately to criticism addressed to me?
63. When I last time agreed with someone else’s opinion, which was different from mine, and openly admitted it?
64. What is the point in those disputes in which each participant does not want to accept the opinions of the other? Is truth born in such disputes?
65. Why do I need to prove something to someone?
66. When was the last time I praised people, gave them sincere compliments?
67. How am I better than those people I don’t like?
68. Why do some people not like me?
69. Why do they love me?
70. Why do I love those I love?
71. Have I put in enough effort to strengthen my strong qualities and get rid of shortcomings?
72. How long have I given gifts just like that, for no reason?
73. How long has it been since I visited my elderly relatives?
74. Are there many people who will provide me selfless help if I need it?
75. When was the last time I cleaned my house?
76. Do I often stay alone and think about life?
77. When was the last time I did something that others didn't approve of and I ended up being happy with my choice?
78. Am I getting things done?
79. Do I have a developed sense of humor?
80. Do I laugh a lot?
81. Am I enjoying life?
82. Am I happy?
83. Do I often complain about life?
84. Many people live in conditions of hunger, lack of housing and their lives are in constant danger. Why do I consider my problems so significant and serious?
85. Am I doing everything to improve my life?
86. Why do wars happen?
87. Where do my fears come from? Why am I afraid of mice if they cannot harm me?
88. Why should I be offended by others?
89. Why should I pretend to be something I'm not?
90. What are my biggest life mistakes?
91. Why am I lonely?
92. How do my principles, my worldview help me?
93. What kind of people are my friends? Why are we together?
94. What determines my behavior?
95. When was the last time I cleaned up my apartment or work place?
96. What is good and what is bad?
97. Do I listen carefully to other people?
98. Have I caused a lot of suffering to those around me?
99. Why am I ashamed of my loved ones?
100. What do I know about death?

If you've been a parent for years, you've probably realized that you simply can't have all the answers to parenting. Nobody has them! However, it is very important not to stop and continue to ask questions - questions that force us to think, face our fears and doubts, and help us better understand what we really want.

This article presents twenty questions that every parent should think about. As you read them, remember that there are no right or wrong answers. These are just tips that will help you think about something important, better prepare for the need for choice and all sorts of difficult situations that we often encounter in life. Consider each question slowly.

1. Do you want your children to be rich or happy when they grow up?

Of course, ideally we want both. But what if you had to choose? What would be your choice? Mansions, expensive cars, fashionable things and a box of antidepressants or a modest life filled with sincere smiles?

2. How often do you say “I love you” for no reason?

When answering this question, think not only about your children, but also about your spouse. How often do you say, “I love you,” without expecting anything in return or using it as an apology?

3. Is crying a sign of strength or weakness?

Should you keep everything to yourself or is it better to let your emotions out? When you see someone crying, do you offer to help or just look away? What about your children?

4. What recent activity as a family made you forget about time?

You spend enough time with each other to build deep family relationships, or are you constantly rushing from one thing to another? Is there enough time in your schedule to enjoy each other's company?

5. If your friend talked to you the way you talk to your children, would you still be friends with him?

6. Is being a parent a privilege or a burden?

Do you consider your position as a parent a blessing or a disadvantage? (Just FYI: Millions of women around the world suffer from infertility!)

7. Would you rather your children never make mistakes or never try anything new?

Is failure a shame or a learning opportunity? Is it possible to live life to the fullest and not try anything new? If your children don't learn to try new things and feel comfortable in your presence, where else can they learn to do so?

8. What makes you so unique? What about your spouse and children?

No two people are exactly alike. Do you know what makes you unique? Did you accept it? What about the rest of your family? Do you love each other exactly as you are, despite all the flaws?

9. Are you holding on to something that needs to be let go?

You can't go far carrying the burden of your past. The way we raise children is most influenced by our past. What do you need to let go of?

10. If someone made a film about your family, what title would you give it?

Will this film be filled with emotions of joy and hope, or will it plunge viewers into an atmosphere of darkness and despair? Will it be memorable or will it fly out of your head immediately after watching it? Will it be a simple story or an intricate epic?

11. Who writes the history of your family?

Do you live according to the script dictated by circumstances, or do you write your own brilliant and unique narrative?

12. If you had all the money you want and a little more, what would you do with your life?

You probably don't have that much money, but can you carve out some time in your schedule to do something that your soul requires and do it simply because you love it?

13. For all of us, a day consists of 24 hours. Why do some people manage to do much more during this time than others?

On the one hand we have the brave and active dreamers who are changing the world. On the other hand, there are us who have difficulty coping with our affairs. What makes our perception of time so different from those people's?

14. How well do you sleep?

There is plenty of research linking sleep quality and our quality of life (and health). You sacrifice sleep for productivity, success and money (which leads to high level stress)?

15. Do you learn from your mistakes or reproach yourself for them?

What about the mistakes your spouse and children make? Can you think of anyone who has never made a mistake? Maybe showing mercy and kindness is the best option?

16. If you died suddenly, how would your children remember you? What do you want them to remember about you?

Anything can happen in life. And it’s better to think about it now, before it’s too late.

17. If death offered you ten additional years life, but away from your family and without any possibility of communication with your loved ones, would you agree to such a deal?

What if you couldn't be there for your loved ones, but you knew what was going on in their lives? What if you had no way of even knowing how they were doing? What if they all left and you were left alone on earth?

I often write here, but then I came across an interesting text and wanted to translate it. And translated :)
Original here: www.marcandangel.com/2009/07/13/50-quest ions-that-will-free-your-mind/

50 thought-provoking questions.

1. How old would you give yourself if you didn't know your age?
2. What's worse: screwing up or not trying?
3. If life is so short, why do we do so many things that we don't want to do?
4. When everything is said and done, will there be more said than done?
5. What would you like to change most in the world?
6. If there was happiness national currency, how would you get rich?
7. Do you do what you believe in or what you are forced to do?
8. If average duration a person's life was 40 years old, how would you live your life?
9. How much control do you have over the events in your life?
10. Are you more concerned with doing things right or doing the right thing?
11. You are at dinner with three people you respect and appreciate. They begin to criticize your close friend in disgusting and unfair ways, not knowing that he is your friend. What are you going to do?
12. What is the top piece of advice you would give to a newborn?
13. Would you break the law to save someone you love?
14. Have you seen madness where you then saw creativity?
15. What do you do differently from most people?
16. How is it that the things that make you happy don't make everyone happy?
17. What have you not done yet but would really like to? What's stopping you?
18. Are you holding onto something that should be let go?
19. If you were to move to another place, what country would it be and why?
20. Do you press the elevator call button more than once? Do you really believe that the elevator will arrive faster this way?
21. Would you rather be a steamy genius or a carefree simpleton?
22. Why are you you?
23. Would you like to be friends with a person like you?
24. What's worse: when a friend moves far away or when you stop communicating with a friend who lives near you?
25. What are you most grateful for?
26. What would you choose: to completely forget the past or not be able to remember the present?
27. Is it possible to know the truth before checking it?
28. Has your greatest fear come true?
29. Do you remember that 5 years ago you were completely depressed? Does it matter now?
30. What is your happiest childhood memory? Why is it like this?
31. What were the last times you felt truly happy?
32. When, if not now?
33. If you didn't achieve something, what would you lose?
34. Have you walked with someone in silence, with the feeling that you best conversation in life?
35. Why do religions that promote love cause so many wars?
36. Is it possible to know without doubt what is good and what is evil?
37. If you won a million dollars, would you quit your job?
38. Would you rather work less or work long hours doing what you love?
39. Do you feel like this day is the same as hundreds of previous ones?
40. When was the last time you jumped into the unknown with a small parachute of an idea in which you strongly believed?
41. If you knew that everyone you know would die tomorrow, who would you visit today?
42. Would you like to live 10 years less in exchange for attractiveness and fame?
43. What is the difference between “being alive” and “living”?
44. When should you stop counting the pros and cons and just move forward, doing what you think is right?
45. If we learn from our own mistakes, then why are we so afraid to make them?
46. What would you do differently, knowing that no one would judge you for it?
47. When was the last time you heard yourself breathing?
48. What do you like? Have you done anything recently that showed this love openly?
49. Will you remember this day in 5 years? What about yesterday? What about the day before yesterday?
50. Do you decide for yourself or let others decide for you?

There are no right or wrong answers to these questions. But sometimes it's right asked question- there is already an answer. Reflecting on the answer to these questions can change a person's life.

Don't try to answer all the questions in one minute right here and now. It won't do anything. Instead, choose one question per day. Try to live this day by “trying on” the question for everything that happens to you and around you: on family life, on relationships with work colleagues, on fellow travelers on the subway, etc. And only at the end of the day, before going to bed, formulate your final answer.

And 15 more interesting questions

1) What kind of utensils should they not eat from? (from empty)

2) What stones are not in the sea? (dry)

3) What kind of comb can you use to comb your head? (rooster)

4) What horse doesn’t eat oats? (chess)

5) B dark room there is a candle and kerosene lamp. What did the person who entered the room light first? (match)

6) small, gray, similar to an elephant. Who is he? (baby elephant)

7) can a rooster call itself a bird? (he can’t. He doesn’t know how to speak)

8) what does half an apple look like? (to the other half)

9) what should you do to avoid falling off the camel? (no need to sit on it)

10) what can be seen from eyes closed? (dream)

11) when is it easiest for a black cat to get into the house? (when the door is open)

12) what will happen to a red silk scarf if you put it in water for five minutes? (it gets wet, that's all)

13) who doesn’t get their hair wet in the pouring rain? (bald man)

14) which clock shows the correct time only twice a day? (who stopped)

15) 4 birch trees grew, on each there were 4 branches, on each large branch there were 4 apples. How many apples are there in total? (none: apples don’t grow on birch trees)

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While most people are comfortable within their beliefs, there are some who are interested in exploring the true nature of things. These are the people who have discovered the power of deep thinking, driven by curiosity with an almost unlimited desire to know the truth.

Thinking deeply will help you broaden your perspective and see the big picture and can enrich your life.

Here are some deep thought-provoking questions to ask yourself:

1. What lies beyond the observable Universe?

We know that our solar system is part of a huge galaxy. We also know that there are approximately 100 to 200 billion galaxies in the “close proximity” of Earth. This is what scientists call the observable universe.

But what lies beyond what is observable?

There are even more galaxies and these galaxies go on forever? Are these galaxies part of one universe, or are they part of many other universes? In this regard, the question arises: is our Universe all that is and we live in?
Is the universe/multiverse just incredibly big or is it infinite?

2. What happened before the big bang?

Theory big bang describes how the universe came into being. This is a model that seeks to understand how the universe expands rapidly from a high-density state.

For scientists, the big bang marks the beginning of everything. But what happened before the big bang? Nothing? What caused the singularity - that is, the birth of the Universe?

3. Are there more than three dimensions?

The question of why we live in a Universe with three visible dimensions is a thought-provoking question in itself. However, it also raises the possibility that there are more than three dimensions.

Daily life shows us that we clearly live in a world with three dimensions. Height, depth and width influence everything we do. But is there something more than what we see?

The Theory of Everything suggests that there may be more dimensions—much more. Interestingly enough, when string theory is applied to the nine spatial dimensions, everything starts to vibrate. All mathematical theories suggest that the fabric of the Universe would fall apart without these nine or more dimensions.

4. Is your perception of reality similar to someone else’s experience of reality?

Of course, we all live perfectly different lives. We all grew up completely different conditions and we have different opinions about almost everything.

But what's really interesting is the question: do we all perceive reality in the same way?

For example, due to various differences in our brains, each of us perceives colors differently. Of course, we all know what a red or yellow T-shirt looks like. But does everyone perceive this particular color the same way? Hardly.

At the same time, everything we experience in life is not interpreted objectively. Instead, the events of the world are always subjectively interpreted by our brain. Based on our attitudes, beliefs, and the culture in which we grew up, we can perceive similar experience completely different.

5. How did life arise and evolve on Earth?

Today, science is trying to explain how life developed on planet Earth. Scientists have a good understanding of human evolution, but how life itself arose remains one of the greatest mysteries.

If you've ever heard of evolution, you'll know that the earth was formed through frequent collisions with other celestial bodies about 4.5 billion years ago. Back then it was a molten and highly toxic planet. Her environment was so toxic that she simply could not support any life. But how is it possible that life could arise from nothing? What caused initial development life?

Scientists know approximately when life began, but they cannot yet answer the question of how life began. The origin of life remains largely unknown fact. There are certain hypotheses, but there is no clear answer.

6. Is there life after death?

The question of whether there is life after death is perhaps the greatest mystery of all. Although we all have certain opinions about the concept of death, no one knows for sure. Some people firmly believe in an afterlife, while others are equally convinced that there is nothing after death at all. We may not know until we go through this.

7. What is the nature of reality?

Some of the greatest minds have thought and are thinking deeply about the nature of reality. This is the highest philosophical question, which cannot be answered so easily. For centuries, men and women have tried to understand life, consciousness and reality. But only a few have found convincing answers.

Is life really just a physical manifestation of matter and energy? Or is reality entirely a psychic manifestation?

If life is completely physical, it can only be explored empirically - scientific method. However, if there are also psychic aspects of reality, introspection can be another way of research.

8. Why do the Sun and Moon appear to be the same size?

We know that the Sun is significant bigger than the moon. However, when viewed from Earth, the Sun and Moon appear to be about the same size.

The reason for this is that the Sun is about 400 times larger than the Moon, but at the same time about 400 times farther away. As a consequence, the Sun appears to be the same size as the Moon.

But isn't it strange coincidence that the Sun is 400 times larger and 400 times farther away? Is this just a coincidence or a suggestive question?

9. Is there life in other galaxies?

For most scientists, the question is not “if,” but rather “where.” What's even more interesting is thinking about what kind of life there might be.

Do other organisms, such as microbes and bacteria, exist on planets in distant galaxies? And is it possible that there is also intelligent life? What would these intelligent beings from distant galaxies look like?

10. Do you shape your own destiny?

Another interest Ask for reflection - the theme of fate. Do you think that you are in control of your destiny or do you believe that your future is already formed and you are simply moving along the path outlined by someone or something?

This is a thought-provoking question about free will and the power to shape one's destiny.

11. Do people get better through generations?

If we look at human evolution, we will see that there has been continuous progress over the past centuries. Of course there have been ups and downs, but there is no denying that there have been significant improvements.

In this technological age, however, it is interesting to ponder whether people really get better with each generation? This question is not so much aimed at scientific and technological progress. He focuses more on human qualities and behavior. Have we really evolved over the decades? Were our ancestors morally and intellectually less gifted than us?

12. Has human morality been studied?

Where does morality come from? Is this what we absorb from our families, friends and teachers? Or is it something innate that lies within us?

If we absorb morality from our families, then how did it appear one day in our most distant ancestors?

13. Is life better now than in the past?

When we take a superficial look at this issue, we may come to the conclusion that life now is much better than, for example, 50, 200 or even a thousand years ago. However, this judgment is based mainly on achievements in various areas, such as technology, healthcare, human rights and ease of living.

But if we subtract these achievements from our consideration, is modern life much better than in the past? Are we happier today than people 50 years ago? Are we leading more fulfilling and meaningful lives?

Is it possible that our ancestors were also happy with their lives, despite much harsher conditions?

14. What will the Apocalypse look like?

Scientists keep telling us that the Sun will eventually run out of the hydrogen that powers it. Once this point is reached, he will die. But before that happens, it will begin to expand until it eventually destroys everything left on Earth.

It's actually interesting to think about how the Apocalypse will happen. Will it be 5 billion years from now, or will humans have settled in other galaxies by then? Perhaps the Apocalypse is much closer than many may think. Perhaps people will cause some kind of apocalyptic events or will asteroids contribute to this?

15. Will humans never be able to populate other planets?

With impressive success in mastering space technology It seems quite possible that people will eventually start living on other planets. We are preparing to send a manned one. Are these plans just the beginning of the Great Colonization of other planets?

This development does not have to be limited to Mars. Perhaps people will be able to identify Earth-like planets in other solar systems and also live on these planets.

16. Is it possible to imprison an alleged criminal before committing a crime?

Philip K. Dick's sci-fi story “Minority Report” makes you think about working with crime forecasts. If we assume that one day in the future, advanced algorithms or something else entirely can predict crimes, do we have the moral right to imprison people long before they commit a crime?

17. Is there something greater than ourselves?

If you're looking for a truly controversial question, it's whether there is High power. A large number of living people today feel (at least in some way) something greater than themselves. There are approximately 900 million atheists, and many more large quantity people who believe in higher powers.

While non-believers and believers are firmly convinced of their beliefs, it is not so easy or even impossible to find a definitive answer to the question.

Either way, it's equally interesting to ponder: did the world simply emerge from ingenious coincidences, or is there some kind of “sovereign power” that set it all in motion?

18. What's worse: failing or not even trying?

Otherwise, this question may sound like this: Is it better to do and regret than to regret what you didn’t do? You may deeply despise failure and fear failure, but is that really worse than not trying at all?

19. Can small changes make a big difference in people's lives?

Often, even small changes can have a huge impact on people's lives, be it economic or political changes, or the discovery of some new drugs. Do you think there is something that can be changed in this world that could benefit hundreds or even thousands of other people?

20. What would you change in this world?

Let's say you were given the power to change just one aspect of this world, what would it be? Would you change anything for yourself and your life? Or did you change something that would help other people lead? better life, even if you gain nothing from it?

21. For what reason or for whom would you sacrifice your life?

How much more important is your life to you than the lives of your loved ones - are you ready to sacrifice it for the sake of someone close? Is there a person in your life for whom you would sacrifice your life?

Would you be able to sacrifice your life to save large group people, perhaps even strangers to you?

22. What is the most important question in the world?

There are many issues that humanity needs to resolve. But what do you think - which one is the best? important question, which should be resolved immediately? What issue is so important that all other issues seem less important?

23. What events in your life influenced you the most?

Who you become is largely shaped by circumstances and life experience. But think about what the most important events were in your life that influenced your development and shaped you into the person you are today.

24. What is happiness?

Often we strive for something more, in the hope that by adding something new to our lives, we will ultimately become happy. However, it seems that this mouse fuss will never end. At the same time, we strive to fulfill all our desires, without even realizing that they are insatiable to some extent.

Food for thought: what is true happiness and where does it come from? Maybe true happiness can only be found within yourself, or are there external sources that allow you to be happy?

25. Will we one day find out the truth about everything?

Recently, more and more new knowledge and achievements have been revealed to us. Humanity today knows much more than humanity of past centuries, however, there are still many mysteries and... But what if one day scientific progress will reach knowledge to such an extent that we can explain any phenomenon in life? Will life become more interesting without secrets? What will we strive for when we know everything?

26. Is it possible to do something wrong if no one knows?

In most cases, what keeps us from doing bad things is the fear of being exposed and punished. But if no one knows about your immoral act, would it be okay to commit it?
And can this act be considered wrong if no one ever finds out about it or judges you? Would you be able to do such an act?

27. Will the future be much better than now?

Life today is already much better than it was 50 years ago when you look at the great strides we have made in areas such as technology and healthcare. If this rapid progress continues into the future, will our descendants be much better off than we are today? What would this life look like?

28. How do you know that your beliefs are true?

You know how quickly beliefs about certain things can change. (People were once convinced that the Earth was flat.) You may have once firmly believed in something, but eventually discovered the true nature of things, and realized that you were mistaken. How can you be so sure that your current beliefs are absolutely correct?

29. What lie do you repeatedly tell yourself?

We all lie to ourselves, day after day. Sometimes, you may be expecting something unrealistic from your life, thereby deceiving yourself. Do you know when you're lying to yourself? And even more interesting, how many lies do you repeatedly tell yourself? Could you stop lying to yourself?

30. Do villains consider themselves heroes?

Most movies portray villains as truly evil. There are only a few films that explore the underlying motives behind the antagonist's behavior.

The same is true for reality. While there are terrible psychopaths who do evil things for no good reason, it is also possible that there are people who do evil because they believe it is right.

This is a thought-provoking question: are there such evil people who really think they are heroes?

31. Are you really free?

If you are reading this article, chances are high that you live in a free and open society. But sometimes, people live within a mental prison. They may perceive themselves as free, but they are theirs. At the same time, there may be boundaries that society places on us without imprisoning us in a physical prison.

Can you honestly tell yourself that you are leading a free life? How can you increase your level of personal freedom?

32. Does everyone have a purpose in life?

Does every person have a purpose in life? Is your existence truly meaningful?

Discovering your life's purpose is definitely not an easy task. Are you finding your life's purpose or creating it yourself? How confident are you that you are truly responsible for creating your purpose in life?

33. If no one observes an event, does it happen?

Every day, something happens in the world that no one, not even animals, observes this event. But do these things really happen without anyone noticing?

Will a tree falling in the forest make a noise if no living creature hears it? Will the world exist if for some reason there is not a single observer left?

34. Are you the same person you were 7 or 10 years ago?

Every day, cells in the body die and are replaced by others. This normal process which occurs throughout our lives. Interestingly, white blood cells have an incredible long term service - more than a year. This means that all the cells in the body are replaced after just over a year. Other cells live much shorter, some are even replaced within an hour.

Are you still the same person you were a few years ago, even though every cell in your body has been replaced?

35. If you could live forever, what would you do?

Eternal life is pretty interesting concept. But what would you do if you could live forever? Do you think the benefits of not dying outweigh the potential disadvantages?

Is it easy to see all the people you love die over and over again?

36. Will there ever be a time when there will be no war?

If there's one constant in human history, so this is war. Will there ever be a time when there will be world peace?

Will humanity of the entire planet be able to find mutual language in looks? Will we stop hunting for other people's territory and resources, given that there are more and more people every year?

37. What makes people evil?

What makes people do evil? Is it something that comes from within? Or could this be a potential influence of external circumstances?

Do you consider yourself evil? Do you wish someone harm in your thoughts? Or are you doing evil without even meaning it?

38. If your resources were unlimited, would you want to live a different life?

Would you change your life a lot if you had access to unlimited resources? Would you become a completely different person?

How would your life change if you had inexhaustible source income? What would you do when you're fed up with luxury?

39. If resurrection were real, would you use it?

If you had the opportunity, would you like to bring back a long-dead person whom you miss deeply? What if he's really in better world, how selfish is it to bring him back into this world?

40. Is love really your choice?

We are accustomed to thinking that love is something special, characteristic only of people, but scientists explain falling in love as the result of chemical processes in the body. During the mating season, animals produce the same hormones as people in love.

Now think about it - do you love because you want to love, or because nature intended it that way? If love hormones are no longer produced by the body, does this mean that you will not be able to love?