'Deep doubts, deep wisdom, small doubts, small wisdom'

An old Chinese proverb makes us ponder, the immense truth known in asking questions and digging a little bit further. 'Deep doubts, deep wisdom, small doubts, small wisdom'.

If we ask the most probing questions, we will ultimately begin to doubt. Life is measured by the quality of questions we ask ourselves. If I ask myself, 'Does the government do enough' and look into what the government does, I would have general doubts about the efficacy of humans in general, the infallibility of us, in our core essence as our evolution is still influenced by our human nature. However, if I ask a different question, 'Is the government good or bad', I would ultimately have smaller doubts, either good or bad, black or white, sometimes up and sometimes down. I think that narrowing down our questions today has been the true issue. Which makes us comfortable with ignorance.

Was Donald Trump a good President or was he a bad one? 

The first thing our brain says, he is bad, do you see the misogyny and racism in his actions? Do you not see it? What if the same day he didn't shake a black man's hand, he gave money to a charity, without any publication of the matter. That day, you would only assume he done wrongful actions. That is the same as the government. As a whole, they are not fulfilling their role but in many ways they are. So many people prefer to not dig deeper to look at why. What if egomania is not even the government? What if that is just a show of shows?

Not everyone likes to take a look at the news, it's like a smokey room, you can't see, something always moves when you realise it's there and something is fed before the element of surprise, typically that surprise being what many of us do not want...

Good thing, we are not corrupt...Good thing, we can ask questions too...

Who is governing?

Who is the voice inside?