(Btw put the number of the question you answer)
I Bet You Can't Answer Any Of These:
1. Once you're in heaven, do you get stuck wearing the clothes you were buried in for eternity?
2. Can you cry under water?
3. Would a fly without wings be called a walk?
4. Should vegetarians eat animal crackers?
5. When it is all said and done, will you have said more than you've done?
6. Which came first the chicken or the egg?
7. Are zebras black or white?
8. If God created us who created God?
(Okay these next few ones get a little deep)
9. Is there anything that you should’ve let go of a long time ago but are still holding onto?
10. If this was the last day of your life, would you still do the same things that you did today?
11. What worries you the most about the future?
12. If your inner voice was an actual person and talked to you the way it usually does, would you enjoy the conversation and keep in touch with them?
13. Do you think there’s a difference between living and existing?
14. If you really learn from your mistakes, why are you so afraid of making them?
15. What type of legacy do you want to leave behind?
16.When you and everyone you know is dead, will people still remember you or will you be completely forgotten?
17. If life’s short, why do you dwell on things that don’t matter?
18. If you don’t have what you want, what do you have to lose?
19. What makes you think that you’re special?
20. How many friends do you have that you can trust with your life?
21. What do you spend your money on? Do you think you’re making good investments?
22. (If you’re employed) Is your job giving you anything other than money?
23. What’s the biggest change you want to make in your life in one year?
24. Which responsibilities of yours are you running away from at the moment?
25. Are there any mistakes you keep making over and over again?
26. Is there anything that you don’t want to die before doing?
27. Is there anything worse than death for you?
Here is what I believe.
1. no
2. yes
3. no
4. no
5. maybe
6. chickens
7. black with white stripes (scientifically proven)
8. nobody created him, God has always existed.
9. probably but I cant think rn
10. lol nooooooo. today was just a normal tuesday i would go do fun stuff
I don't feel like answering the rest plus I gotta go finish hw
1. This is a question about personal beliefs and varies depending on one's religious or spiritual beliefs. Different religions and belief systems have different ideas about what happens to a person's physical body after death. Some believe that the soul leaves the body and ascends to heaven, while others believe in resurrection where the body is restored.
To get a more specific answer according to your belief system or religion, you can consult religious texts or seek guidance from religious leaders and scholars who can provide more detailed explanations based on their teachings.
2. Crying under water is a biological and physiological process. Tears are produced by tear glands located in the upper outer part of the eye. When we cry, tears flow down our cheeks. However, in order to cry, our tear glands need to be activated, and this typically happens when we experience emotions such as sadness, joy, or pain.
Underwater, it may be difficult for tears to flow as the water might wash them away or make it hard to notice them. However, it is possible to experience the emotional release associated with crying even underwater. So, technically, you can experience the sensation of crying under water, but it may be less visible.
3. The term "fly" generally refers to insects with wings, and they are specifically called "flies" due to their ability to fly. Insects without wings would not be classified as flies. Instead, they might be referred to by their specific type or may be described as wingless versions of the insect. For example, a fly without wings might simply be called a wingless fly or a crawling fly.
The naming conventions for wingless flies can vary, and it ultimately depends on the context and the specific insect being referred to.
4. The term "vegetarian" typically refers to someone who abstains from consuming meat or animal flesh. Animal crackers, on the other hand, are usually made from a combination of flour, sugar, and other plant-based ingredients and do not contain actual meat or animal products.
While the term "animal" in animal crackers might make it sound contradictory for vegetarians to eat them, since they don't contain any actual animals or animal products, it is generally considered acceptable for vegetarians to consume animal crackers. However, personal dietary choices may differ, and some vegetarians may choose to avoid animal-shaped food products for personal reasons.
5. This is a philosophical question about the balance between one's words and actions. Whether one will have said more than they have done is a subjective matter that can vary from person to person.
To determine whether you have said more than you have done, you can reflect on your own actions and compare them to the words you have spoken. Consider how your words have translated into tangible actions and accomplishments. Reflecting on your own experiences and self-assessment can help you evaluate whether you have fulfilled your intentions or made a significant impact through your actions.
6. The chicken or egg question is an age-old philosophical dilemma and a classic example of a causal loop. The question is essentially asking which one came first, the chicken or the egg, as they are interdependent on each other for their existence.
To determine an answer, you can consider scientific explanations. According to evolutionary biology, gradual changes and mutations over time in a species' genetic material result in the emergence of new species. Based on this theory, it is generally accepted that ancestors of chickens gradually evolved into the first chickens through a process called genetic drift.
Therefore, the egg must have come first, as it would have contained the genetic material of the bird that laid it. Over time, incremental changes in the genetic material led to the appearance of the first chicken.