We Question Why?

                                                  We question Why?



         Some of the most philosophical questions on Earth involves the word, why. Why do we exist? Why do we dream? Why has God put us on this planet and why won't he answer these questions we ponder? Maybe. . . just maybe, we are not meant to know these questions. If there were answers to these inquisitions, society as a whole would diminish. The mysteries of the world would be solved and we would only be left with loneliness. There would be no more meaningful questions to ask and therefore having nothing left to discover. We read, we research, we interview and we travel in at attempt to find these answers. Though, these philosophical questions will never be solved nor should they be. Why is a marvelous word, it is mystery, it is the want and need to understand. The word, why, does not answer questions but instead, imposes more questions increasing debates, judgment points and logical thinking. The word why serves great purpose. It is our consciousness that needs purpose, it needs comprehension, which is all done through the tool of the word why. I believe this simple question, why?, is the fuel that drives our society.