THE BEGINNING

"It is not how things are in the world that is mystical,
but that it exists"
Ludwig Wittgenstein, (1889-1951)

Today, expected an afternoon of harsh studies.
It wasn't so prolific, in the end.
Cause I think I've passed at least one hour on this sentence.

Simple. Clear. Immense.

There's a whole history of philosophy in a sentence like this.
The born of tought itself.
The reason why a human being starts to ask himself unconventional questions.

Goethe, once, wrote that the noblest thing a man can reach is wonder.
There's nothing higher than this, and it's useless to search for something "after".
Who understands what these words mean?
What are - the consequences?

Training our eyes could be the best act we can do in our life.

Kill the wonder, kill the human.
Plenty of killers exist.
Know yours.