Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Questions?
Some simple questions.
Who created the universe?
Why was universe created?
Why evolution is not taking place now in front of our eyes?
Is science interfering with the natural process?
Is science technology's parent?
Is technology supporting robotism?
Can religion defeat science and technology?
Ultimately who will rule the world. Science , Religion or Politics?
Or will all coexist harmoniously?
9:41:40 PM
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ravi_adv Tuesday, January 30, 2007 9:55:24 PM
hi very simple questions but only one simple answer. bhai tension nahi lene ka. do ur deeds. be honest kind sweet to everyone.
sahi Tuesday, January 30, 2007 10:05:31 PM
tension lane ka nahi, tension dena ka. ma bap, wife ko, dosto ko. ye sab apan tension palne ke liye peda hoye he. samja na. chal abhi tu bhi vatk
K.Venugopal Friday, February 2, 2007 8:59:10 PM
These are questions which itself can be questioned interminably. For instance, the first question can be questioned as to what is meant by 'who' 'created' 'the universe' etc. Then again we can ask, why this question is asked, on what presumptions this question has been formulated. The questioning questions can in turn be questioned. In short, different people could mean different things by these questions. Unless everyone understands alike, the answers of one might not make sense to another. These are questions which quickly move to the subjective realm. These are not objective questions that can be framed somewhat perfectly. For instance, what is the capital of India would allow only one answer; till someone wants to know whether by capital we mean the political capital or the financial capital. Is there something like the perfect question which is perfectly understood and for which there is a perfect and only answer? Having said this much, I make bold to answer as below – all my own work.
Questions?
Some simple questions.
Who created the universe?
Why was universe created?
Why evolution is not taking place now in front of our eyes?
Is science interfering with the natural process?
Is science technology's parent?
Is technology supporting robotism?
Can religion defeat science and technology?
Ultimately who will rule the world. Science , Religion or Politics?
Or will all coexist harmoniously?
9:41:40 PM
Posted By vivek aahuja Comments (4) Society
Comments
ravi_adv Tuesday, January 30, 2007 9:55:24 PM
hi very simple questions but only one simple answer. bhai tension nahi lene ka. do ur deeds. be honest kind sweet to everyone.
sahi Tuesday, January 30, 2007 10:05:31 PM
tension lane ka nahi, tension dena ka. ma bap, wife ko, dosto ko. ye sab apan tension palne ke liye peda hoye he. samja na. chal abhi tu bhi vatk
K.Venugopal Friday, February 2, 2007 8:59:10 PM
These are questions which itself can be questioned interminably. For instance, the first question can be questioned as to what is meant by 'who' 'created' 'the universe' etc. Then again we can ask, why this question is asked, on what presumptions this question has been formulated. The questioning questions can in turn be questioned. In short, different people could mean different things by these questions. Unless everyone understands alike, the answers of one might not make sense to another. These are questions which quickly move to the subjective realm. These are not objective questions that can be framed somewhat perfectly. For instance, what is the capital of India would allow only one answer; till someone wants to know whether by capital we mean the political capital or the financial capital. Is there something like the perfect question which is perfectly understood and for which there is a perfect and only answer? Having said this much, I make bold to answer as below – all my own work.
K.Venugopal Friday, February 2, 2007 9:28:53 PM
I could not submit my answers. I shall try to do so in another blog.
I could not submit my answers. I shall try to do so in another blog.
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Lovely question asked but answer cant just be define in one word.
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