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Tuesday, July 26, 2005

rhetorical rhetoric

if you had one wish that would come true, unconditionally, and you wished for true love, how true would it be anyway?

can one ever learn to love another?

does fate precede action, or does action manifest itself in fate?

is ignorance a good excuse for being oblivious?

is it okay to think that it's all okay?

is good karma accumulated whenever you do something that won't result in bad karma?

would the world be worse off if everyone says what they feel and feel what they say?