• Sometimes, unknown is virtue

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    Most people have curiousity on their concerning issues, especially on unknown things. Sometimes they mystify the matters and consider them divine, and sometimes not: they try to clarify the fact with their scientific knowledges and logics. Unfortunately, there’s no absolute fact in this world actually. All of the principles and doctrines came from observation. The facts just prove that their observations would be repeated in some environment.

    Unknown things are many, even more than known. And it’s truely meaningful to explore the mysterious world. But it’s also true that nobody can sure there is a clear answer of it. For example, the existence of soul and their interactions cannot be proved because it is not defined with scientific words. Experience may show us, but not prove it.

    Sometimes, unknown is virtue. Incorrect imagination makes dullish fanatics with distorted and intricate manner. That kind of belief may yield macabre tales like myth, and specify religious or systematic rules with wasteful rituals. Am I talking about heresy? If there’s something righteous, yes. I don’t know what is righteous. Instead, I BELIEVE that something is right. That’s all. Even though I don’t know about details, truely I’m happy. That’s important.