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I have to side with some of the opinions of Ekimup and Jev combined. As do the minds of all philosophers (young and old), I acquire little bits and pieces of different concepts and put them together to form what I see as a logical explanation of our existance. Though I haven't been able to come to a solid conclusion to my complete philosophy of existance, I think I'm close. But I'd like to address something that Jev mentioned on the first page of the forum. Jev, you said that everything in life is a chain. I think that I have a similar philosophy, but I'm not sure. I believe that "Pulp Fiction" is an excellent example. All of out lives come together in one way or another. One of my philosophies is that as time goes on, this chain is curving. Eventually, the ends of this chain will meet. When the ends of the chain meet, I don't know if it could cause the apocolypse or if it could reveal to us the meaning of life and the universe, or what. Now, to say that this chain is curving and that both ends will meet is to say that it will form a circle. A circle being the only thing that has no beginning, middle, or end. Does this mean history will start all over? Will it all collapse? Following the idea that it will never end, and perhaps start all over again, lets say that not all things have a proper beginning middle and end. "Final Destination," for example. When the teenagers got off of the plain, they were supposed to die and they cheated death. They no longer have a proper ending. If they live on after their time to die, they change everything, which brings us to the philosophy of the butterfly effect in which the tiniest thing can effect the outturn of the universe. What if a little girl is killed by mistake and she was going to grow up to cure cancer? What then? When I say I doubt some of the concepts in the bible, I say it because I don't think God could have planned everything that's happened, and that's going to happen. Now, should there be a plan that is currently controlling everything that's happening, I think that your philosophy, Ekimup, that everything has an origin, will be correct. 
""Scared is not the right word...I'm frightened of it..."---Love & Death"
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