• Is it possible to think of Nothing?
• If you think you’re indecisive how can you be sure?
• Is a conclusion simply the place where you got tired of thinking?
• If great minds really think alike then what makes them so great?
• How do we know if it’s later than we think?
• If we all thought alike then would any of us be really thinking?
• Why must everything require thought?
• How deep does a thought have to be, to be a deep thought?
• Once a thought has crossed your mind where does it go? And where was it before?
• Do brainstorms come with thunder and lightning?
• Why is it that when you are trying to think of something you can’t but when you don’t want to think of something you can’t get it out of your mind?
• Wasn’t it common sense that led people to believe the world was flat?
• Why is it that the harder you try to think the more difficult it is?
• When you jump to conclusions where do you take off from? Where do you land? How long are you in the air?
• How far off the ground do you have to get? And are you going for distance or height?
• How does one ‘pay attention’? And do they accept Visa?
• Isn’t an idle mind the best way to relax?
• Why do people scratch their heads when they are thinking hard?
• What if you thought a thought, but the thought you thought wasn’t the thought that you thought you thought?
• If you forgot what you were trying to forget about while trying to remember what you were trying to forget, how do you know if you forgot it or not?
• If you need to think before acting, what comes before the act of thinking?
• If you thought a thought, but the thought you thought you thought wasn’t the thought you thought, was the thought you thought the thought you thought or the thought you thought you thought?
• What is the normal thought process? And who decided it was a normal process? What about all the people who have very disorganized thoughts? And who decided that thoughts need to be organized anyway?
• If we knew the answers to all these questions, then life just wouldn’t be interesting, would it? Don’t we always need something to ponder on?
