14 Questions

1. why do you think God made everything so different just a bit off the surface of the earth?
2. do you think he knew we'd learn how to make flying machines and didn't want us learning how to go elsewhere and spend much time in those places, at least not terribly soon after we learned to fly?
3. why is it that when people as "who are you?" we often tend to answer the question "what do you do?" instead?
4. where do you get your news?
5. why there?
6. to what extent does trust play a role in where we get our daily information about the world?
7. to what extent does trust play a role in where we get our daily information about each other?
8. do you trust the person who tells you the most about other people you know?
9. do you trust more or less someone who doesn't say much about other people you know?
10. what would you say to someone who asked if you realize how beautiful you are?
11. if you find out you've been lied to, is it better to confront immediately?; keep quiet and use the information as leverage at a later time?; or just realize nothing good will come of saying anything and never bring it up?
12. if you find out you're going to be killed, is it better to incapacitate (one way or another, legal or not) the other person first or wait until attacked?
13. if you're at a restaurant (like blimpie or subway) and someone messes up your sandwich and you see them do it, do you say something then, wait until you get to the end of the order, or shrug it off and say nothing at all?
14. where is the line between unwanted affection and enjoyed attention, and how much spills over on either side?