On writing and the writing of written things
It appears that I start out writing many thing with the two words: It appears. This may or may not stop or start in the future and it may or may not end or begin in the past. The curious thing is a small object that is inquisitive about everything. And nothing.
It appears that I start out writing many thing with the two words: It appears. This may or may not stop or start in the future and it may or may not end or begin in the past. The curious thing is a small object that is inquisitive about everything. And nothing.
So with that said, or rather typed, we begin to understand the lack of understanding that Lao Tzu spoke so highly of as the beginning of true understanding or wisdom. I don’t recall which: understanding or wisdom. The difference between these two is evident to the most foolish of us. Including me.
So there we have it the answer to the question of who asked the question in the first place.
Indeed.
