There's so much that we just don't know.
There are a lot of unanswered questions in life, that we just don't know. And it's crazy that we don't know them:
The fact that we just don't know where the world comes from. Whether you believe in the Big Bang, or whether its god or some diety. At the end of the day, you can question both parties, to 'understand where was that from', and 'where was that from' to ultimately end up with nothing.
How is it that we have a spark of life, consciousness? And that we are just ... alive. We dont understand the very thing that helps us understand.
I often will just be walking or around the house, and then it hits me. Im here on earth, and I have no idea how I got here, or why, or how this all even exists. Its crazy.
How big is the universe? We are on this tiny coordinate of andromeda, and we keep finding new worlds every day, new galaxy's - what is the scope, can we event think about that magnitude effectively?
How much don't we know about our own world? If we have only explored say, 5% of the ocean, what else don't we know, and what secrets are left for us to discover?
What happens when we die? I understand many have answers to this, I've always thought that we just turn...off. Back to the worms. Just thinking of all of that just going — poof! What a thought
What connects us all on this earth? If you look at animals, we can see how similar we all are. It's uncanny, more similiar than not. Theres a shared understanding with some - truly. What is that ?
The crazy thing, is that I, and I imagine others let go of these questions as we go about our day to day. We remmeber them ever so frequently, or in some cases quite infrequently. Every so often, you stare into an ocean, or look at the moon, or see a picture from space - and you go 'wow' - just 'wow' - that is insane. The scope of species, the vastness of the universe, the fact that were ... here. And we just can't answer why.
It's a beautiful thing to let go of sometimes, and in those moments, sometimes it makes me wonder, and other times, I just have a smile on my face, knowing how much I don't know makes me realize just how much is just truly inconsequential.