Sometimes, the question “why?” is meaningless. If “all chickens came from eggs, and all eggs came from chickens” is a premise, that is the “why”. Asking the why of the why is a tautology.
MrMormon
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Sometimes, the question “why?” is meaningless. If “all chickens came from eggs, and all eggs came from chickens” is a premise, that is the “why”. Asking the why of the why is a tautology.
Or perhaps he wanted to leave his audience with a certain effect, like wonder, hope, and dreaminess? That’s how I see the future sometimes, when I have no idea what tech will boom and bust.