I dont think the person who answers by saying that no answer exists is better than someone who says they have an answer has an answer.
Neither do I, but we're not discussing what makes one person better than another. We're discussing the question, "Why does the universe exist"? (Or, at least, that's what I think we're discussing.)
I don't think the question has an answer. I think the universe just exists. I'm not claiming that this makes me a better person. I'm merely stating that this is my opinion on the matter.
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Furthermore, for some reason everything else in the world has an answer to the question why?
I don't know about that. You asked one such question in a later post. Why does evil exist? This is another question with no answer. "Evil" doesn't exist in an objective sense -- "evil" is a category in which some people place some things. However, since different people have different ideas about what things are "evil", and some people (like me) don't usually find "evil" to be a very useful category, then I think we can conclude that "evil" doesn't exist except in the minds of those people who make use of the concept.
Edited by Chiroptera, : Fixed quote tag.
Also, very odd -- first time I tried posting it didn't take, so I resubmitted it. Listed on All Topics, but message didn't exist. Also, at that time, this thread wasn't listed at all in the Topic Index for Chiroptera (although it is now).
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