sometimes it's best to just not know, ain't it?

Milty said:

More than we'll ever know.

I thought Bliss was wonderful. Hold on


One entry found for bliss.


Main Entry: bliss
Pronunciation: 'blis
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English blisse, from Old English bliss; akin to Old English blIthe blithe
Date: before 12th century
1 : complete happiness
2 : PARADISE, HEAVEN

yep, i was right

Never...always best to know everything.

Ignorance may be bliss...but knowledge is peace.

Byron said:

I believe the opposite is true.
Questions are like a virus, they only breed more questions.
Maybe that's the mind of God.

however...when you have answers...you tend to make better decisions...dont you think ?

justkelley said:

Nah, instinct and wit is all ya need.
Believe me, intelligence is over-rated.
[This message was edited Thu Nov 6 8:33:00 PST 2003 by Number23]

Number23 said:

i see...

i'm talking about not wanting to know certain information that really is not of any use to you but people just want to thrust that chizz on you.

Number23 said:

Interesting...

I say, bliss is complete, unwavering happiness...if you're ignorant of all the "negative" possibilities that exist, then you can live the moments of your days contained within that blissful state.

Peace, tho, is calmness...and knowledge can bring about peace simply because you no longer have questions or doubts...

Probably, having either complete ignorance or complete knowledge can lead to both bliss and peacefulness.

Milty said:

oh well...in that case...no i dont want to know stupid shit :LOL: however...my son enjoys me getting out the science books and loading his brain with information he may never need... i dont know...he seems to enjoy the facts he picks up

Milty said:

I know, i'm just playin with the words. I do agree that sometimes it is better not to know.

Milty said:

I've had that happen...sometimes, yes, there're certain things that serve no real purpose for you to know, yet someone takes it upon themselves to make sure you know. It definitely can disrupt a blissful state...*sigh*...yet, depending upon what it is, it can also lead to a more peaceful state at the same time.




...ignorant edit.
[This message was edited Thu Nov 6 8:39:13 PST 2003 by Byron]

I agree, sometimes it is better not to know...

I am so envious of my children. I would love to be able to just sleep without the weight of the world on my shoulders. I love how my daughter is able to make friends with other little kids and not pay attention to the color of skin. Yes, I believe ignorance is bliss. I rather not know.

Blessed are the children.

'IGNORANCE IS BLISS'

and alot of people on this website prove it every single day ...