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Why?: Learn to Question Everything!
Have you ever wondered why our universe is the way it is? Have you ever questioned the very nature of our reality? Do you believe that not everything around you is what it looks like but you can't phrase those beliefs properly? Maybe you want to ask someone but you don't know what to ask them? If all of the above apply to you, then you are in the right place. "Why?" is a short e-book written with the sole purpose of teaching you how to question everything and maybe have a more open-minded outlook in life. And if you don't believe me, then maybe one of my favorite reviews in a long time will convince "A charming collection of musings questioning the nature of reality. From the microscopic world of an ant in the garden to exploring Mars, Salazzar probes in brief, some of the lesser-explored perspectives on the human experience. These charismatic reflections will leave you wanting more. I look forward to the day I can see the personality writing in this short, embodied as a character, exploring the strange and new through the art of writing." - Charli J A Corri So buy this eBook now and start reading today!
12 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 10, 2020
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July 15, 2025
Imagine that you and your friend Big Ralph drink two bottles of gin. After you both finish vomiting, you then decide to ask questions while you sober up. Vowels optional.
Then - hell - a new idea emerges. Let's write a book. The 'book' may only be 12 pages in length - but hell. It's a book.
What do we put in those pages, Big Ralph? Here we go
“What if, instead of going about your day, you stopped and questioned even the smallest of things, like for example, why is that car yellow? Why do I know that color is yellow?”
“The questions I’m going to pose are going to make me seem either like a crazy conspiracy theorists who should be locked up in an asylum and have his tin foil hat taken away or, and this is the more interesting choice, like a person who likes to think for himself and looks at things from a perspective most people unfortunately don’t even know exists. You decide”
“Is there someone behind the scenes that’s moving the strings the way they are supposed to move? If you ask me, the latter seems like the most logical scenario”
“I won’t give you the answer straight up, because you are probably going to laugh at me."
“Do I believe everything I have written here? Absolutely."
This is rubbish. Dear dear dear dear me.
Then - hell - a new idea emerges. Let's write a book. The 'book' may only be 12 pages in length - but hell. It's a book.
What do we put in those pages, Big Ralph? Here we go
“What if, instead of going about your day, you stopped and questioned even the smallest of things, like for example, why is that car yellow? Why do I know that color is yellow?”
“The questions I’m going to pose are going to make me seem either like a crazy conspiracy theorists who should be locked up in an asylum and have his tin foil hat taken away or, and this is the more interesting choice, like a person who likes to think for himself and looks at things from a perspective most people unfortunately don’t even know exists. You decide”
“Is there someone behind the scenes that’s moving the strings the way they are supposed to move? If you ask me, the latter seems like the most logical scenario”
“I won’t give you the answer straight up, because you are probably going to laugh at me."
“Do I believe everything I have written here? Absolutely."
This is rubbish. Dear dear dear dear me.
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