Shouldn't we be questioning everything? I

Shouldn't we be questioning everything? I mean, instead of making statements, don't you think we'd be a lot smarter if we just asked questions instead? Like, why in the world

do we need to ask real questions?We can just use the popular parlance of using a rising inflection on the last syllable of a sentence? It makes us sound so agreeable but in reality

I mean really? I mean as if, really? It might be what you call the uncertainty principle? At least some people might call it that but I don't know, really?

I'm gonna guess the uncertainty principle is when you ask someone about their political opinion they tell you something different from what they think. The measurement changes the

outcome of what they actually tell you about their political beliefs; it's inevitable. They either want you to agree with them or strongly disagree with them. They don't realize

that neighborhood watch meetings are for getting a glimpse of old man McClintock's new trophy wife, perhaps earning a smile with a well-placed quip or playing a game of

FoldingStory. McClintock earned many smiles in time, infact he opened a new bank for smiles since he was overwhelmed by smiles. So

And when I say "they lost their smiles", I mean it literally. Their lips formed a trail that lead to the escaping McClocktenChalkyPok. The vengeful mouthless were gaining ground,

it was not a pretty sight, nor one I wish to keep recounting to my grandchildren repeatedly like I do every night, but their free online psychotherapist says it builds character.