DrMKZ

Sometimes its better not to know of something when that something does harm to you. Things like, HIV, genetic defects after counselling, knowing that you carry the obese genes, and knowing that you are a sucker at cooking, herm.. what else?

I like to see things beyond their presence. I analyzed stuff and things which bother, benefit or ‘do nothing’ unto me. I see things differently. I understand the statement, think different. Think different.

But most of time, think different would be the same as deviant, ra-ta-da, and confused. But in the midst of that confusion you can see clearly who you are. Most psychologist would say the question of who you are is so rethorical that nobody can quite definitely answer the question.

What if I were to know the future of me? after analyzing who I am and combined in with the presence situation, I can see who am I.

Who are you? This question defines you’re scope of understanding yourself.

I asked this question to Rizal, you really with Hafizah and all? He started to fumble of this type of question. Rizal is Rizal, usually he is firm with his answers, but to answer this particular question it requires him to see and analyzed things on the basis of which he had known. Very difficult, it involves retro and pro- spectives of understanding. If I were to ask that question, to myself, and given to his comfortable situation I would probably shout out loud, YES! In conclusion, the indefinite understanding of things, would only result in confusingly answered thoughts.

So, analytically, you should only know the things which you have power or control over them. Though it requires certain absolute or relative factual basis, but the frontal and temporal lobe has that power to predict outcome. Which in this case, you have the answer already.

But, it does not mean that when you have the answer, you can work it out or planned it to be done the way of liking it as it should. Difficult-kan?

So as to say, you know but you are not sure. That is why sometimes its better not to know at all.