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Nonsense stretches your brain. It’s also fun. It helps you think about things that don’t exist or can’t be. So how can we talk about them? Read Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Ponder the following two self-contradicting statements.
There are only 2 groups of people in the world: those who fall into one of those two groups and those who don’t.
Everything I say is true, except what I just said
Ponder the imponderables. Try to answer in your own way, the world’s ultimate questions. These questions may or may not ever be answered. But thinking about them will lead you to some interesting ideas. It will also clear out some of the cobwebs in your warehouse.
• Why is there something rather than nothing?
• Does Nameless Creek in Indiana have a name?
• Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
• Does God think?
Sources:
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