Now unto the reply here:
- Qs o'er As: As a person that dicks around in philosophy, no shocker, I would be inclined to love questions o'er answers as it helps orientate me to the answer. Meanwhile, it helps me find and name more potential questions that may hide in the forest of questions which can help narrow my focus and my efforts when trying to answer them. But even when I do get to answer them, I'm sometimes left to prove it and stumble into more questions that may reveal a better answer or confirm what I already know. Basically: without questions, where would we get our answers and facts?
- Begin... o'er ...dings: Wordings aside, I prefer beginnings over endings considering the fact that I really view endings as a glorified beginning to the next day. Not only that, but because beginnings are were we get engrossed on all the possible routes we could follow with the protagonists and see if our predictions come true later. Including the first topic, this is were we get our questions named at the very beginning and develop more questions as to how, why and what things are in a story. Getting back on rail, endings are the mere put down of the ride, the slow-down of a thrill - yet the one that helps us ever more appreciate the beginning thrills.
Wow, getting earlier each week!
I had expected you to like questions over answers, from your earlier posts and comments, it really seemed like that would be a certain thing from you! But you do make a good point, if we don't ask a question we would never have any answers! Or at least, not satisfactory ones...
I agreed very much with you about your thoughts on beginnings/endings. The end really is (hopefully) the start of something new, a new phase of life, a new day and new direction.
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