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November 2nd, 2009 | 693 Entries

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  1. By Anonymous on 11.03.2009

  2. is know­ing, but leads to doubt. And doubt to inde­ci­sion. Inde­ci­sion to inac­tion. So be uncer­tain, but act with best intention.

    By Anonymous on 11.03.2009

  3. One word is Love

    By mark on 11.03.2009

  4. Noth­ing is cer­tain. I don’t believe that.
    Psych. Psych is a show I’m obsessed with. It’s about a psychic…no duh, right? Pre­dict­ing the futre. Peo­ple think that’s mumbo-jumbo. But we do it all the time. We pre­dict the future all the time. We plan things for the future. And, when things go right and things are cer­tain, the plans we made for the future will hap­pen. Like school sched­ules and sched­uled tests and test­ing results com­ing back and com­ing back to real­ity and real­is­ti­cally plan­ning the future all over again. I planned on com­ing to this web­site after lunch. Here I am, on it, after lunch. I pre­dicted the future. Things were cer­tain. Things are certain.

    By Julia on 11.03.2009

  5. i was cer­tain bye

    By dahrfg on 11.03.2009

  6. Cer­tainty is one thing that can never truly be reached. Who can be absolutely cer­tain about one sin­gu­lar thing, when there will always be some form of evi­dence (of which we can’t be cer­tain of, either) that will con­tra­dict it and/or try to prove it wrong? Cer­tainty is sim­ply one of the most uncer­tain things we know.

    By Charity on 11.03.2009

  7. How can some­one be so cer­tain on just one thing? Cer­tainly there are many things out there, you need just look around. You will never be cer­tain what you will find.

    By Paige on 11.03.2009

  8. I know for cer­tain. I am sure. There are no ques­tions. It is absolute. I have no doibts, no qualms. It is def­i­nite. Defin­i­tive beliefs are few. Always know­ing, never shak­ing in faith. I know for cer­tain that this is truth­ful and unquestionable.

    By elizabeth auburn on 11.03.2009

  9. The was noth­ing in the world that could make me more cer­tain that the Valkyrie was free of its bonds than the daily evi­dence pre­sented to me in signs that would inevitably go unno­ticed by every­one else. As such there was no one else to stop it.

    By Daniel M. on 11.03.2009

  10. he was cer­tain that the road tree was caught in the leafs that coated where the ground ended and the fall began.
    cer­tain that the music that filled the room on the other side of his win­dow was fol­low­ing him around when­ever he went to work was also fol­low­ing him when­ever he went to bed.
    he was cer­tain of this need to shift into a dif­fer­ent country.

    By david satin on 11.03.2009

  11. i am cer­tain that God is in con­trol of the things i can­not con­trol. I am cer­tain that Mis­ter is out there, and no mat­ter how much i want to look for him i am cer­tain God will have him find me. I am cer­tain i will be happy if i wait for Mis­ter. I am cer­tain i am loved by god. I am.

    By Catie H. on 11.03.2009

  12. ccc­c­c­c­c­c­c­ccc

    By Anonymous on 11.03.2009

  13. I am cer­tain that I’ve just made a ter­ri­ble faux pas. I do that from time to time. Actu­ally, it’s all the time, and then I real­ize what I have done and I start to backpedal. “I mean, it’s not that I… I mean, I under­stand… I mean, but… I just,” and then I look like a big­ger fool than if I had just kept my mouth shut. A big­ger fool even than if I’d let my orig­i­nal social error just ride itself out.

    By Christina on 11.03.2009