I don't understand!

I wonder what will happen if I pee on the third rail?

I peed on an electric fence one time.

It was a shocking experience.

I peed on an electric fence one time.

It was a shocking experience.

I think the questions you are posing are themselves philosophical questions.

You are basically asking the question, “I wonder if it’s worth wondering?”

Does ‘wondering’ have any value in and of itself?

Well, I think we clearly know the answer to that question.

The answer is unequivocally, “Yes!”

I wonder if I sharpen this stick can I kill an animal? – man begins to hunt

I wonder if I drop these seeds in the ground will they grow? – man begins to farm

I wonder if I can drink the milk from the teat of a goat? – dairy farming

I wonder if I take these baby wolves and raise them? – man domestics animals

I wonder if I can ride that animal? – men become horsemen

I wonder if I approach that fire can I control it? – man gains control of fire

I wonder if I put this on my wound will it heal it? – man experiments with medicine

I wonder if I climb this mountain will I really find gods? – man questions mythologies

I wonder if I can build my own wings and fly? – man invents the airplane

I wonder if men can walk on moon - - - - -

Never stop wondering Miguel.

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I wonder if men will ever believe in a God who is not at war with demons?

We all have our questions Miguel.

I agree with you that some of that exploration is elitist in the sense that many cannot even grasp the depths to which nomenclature and articlate exposition segregte and sequester the minutia of communicable rhetoric and contemplation with nomenclature and semantical contrivation limiting the scope of critical analysis by all but only the most priveleged and advantaged few that benefit from the apprehnsions of licentious and discriminating perspectives.