The Most Accurate Way To Tell If Someone Is 100% Ignorant Without Saying A Word

1) Some people believe God exists, and some do not. Does that mean we have to say one is correct, or what either believe is correct? No, it's a thought process of one person. To disregard what someone says or feels because we don't know the exact origin of why or how they feel that way is both unproductive and inhumane, as it doesn't allow us to truly interact with each other and feel how we naturally feel.2) That's amazing to hear about your father, and I can "feel" the same emotions as you or him right now, but that isn't "having" the same emotions. There's a difference between feeling and having; feeling the same emotions would imply you currently have this emotion, which another person also has, you have your own, and they have their own, both very similar emotions, causing you to react about the same way. Having the same emotion would imply you share one single emotion with each other, something I believe to be impossible, as we cannot share the same brain, and no two people will react exactly the same way to anything.3) This makes sense, however both your solutions seem to lead to happiness.4) Temporary happiness keeps you going. You know what it feels to be happy. Acting in such a way to feel that happiness in the future can be hard, as you don't have little things to keep you going; motivated.10) This is a fair statement.12) Dwelling in the most negative way, not finding a solution eventually, to not try and make yourself happy, to only think about that one thing and feel horrible - yes, I agree with you, it is purely quick sand.14) There's a difference between being shaped by the universe and incorporating the universe into your life.15) Say it's 2000BC, you're out walking around the forest and find berries, and you need food to survive, a primal instinct, nothing to do with wisdom, and you eat them. They taste great, and you're happy. Your happiness has led to you knowing those berries taste good and are good for you, a form of wisdom. You learn that things make you happy, and remember those things in order to make yourself happy again.17) I wouldn't say the Universe is telling it's story through us, more like guiding our story. We BASE our understandings off the Universe.19) Well I can't disagree with how you chose to act; I will say however, I do, say and act with my heart, while being guided somewhat by the Universe.21) I would be happy and feel my life is worthwhile and has been "completed."22) Like I said earlier, people do what makes them happy. To relate to an inanimate object could be better than relating to an animate object, as the animate one may disagree with their thoughts or not relate properly, whereas the inanimate one can be formed and believed to be exactly what the person wants it to be.23) But positivity almost all the time leads to happiness. May not be necessarily the same as happiness, but it sure can, and usually will, lead to it.25) Happiness. To some, happiness is all you need. I agree though.26) Alright, this is fair, I'm just saying to push natural human tendencies away is absurd. One may even say "logic" is a form of emotion, however.29) Gandhi thrived on feelings and emotions and happiness. He spread joy and well-being. He may not have been a "genius," but he was a powerful man, and some would say that is truly all you need, that to be a "" would be to make a lot of people very happy and feel good about their existence. I agree with your statement, though.32) I am a part of the universe; But I act as part of myself. The universe surrounds me and shows me the way but I chose to follow and I chose to act upon and I chose to go other directions.35) This makes a lot of sense. However, if everyone could make themselves happy, they would not have to take from others or cause others to suffer, as they would already be happy and causing others' grief would be technically impossible, as they would also be happy.