Chapter 11: Life Questions
NeerlyThere
Literary / Fiction
24 Jun 2026
My List of Useless Questions
- When you teach a dog sit, are you teaching it to sit when you tell it to, or is it teaching you to give it a treat when it sits
- what are numbers really, aren’t they just a representation of something, symbols, and if they are just symbols, then why are they so important, and is there a more efficient set of symbols
- if wrdos con be srcblamed and siltl raed then why taceh slepnilg? (If words can be scrambled and still read, then why teach spelling)
- how do we know that people observe colors the same ways we do, like we know that one color is always called the same thing, but what if we see it differently
- if you were a cat, you wouldn’t think about it, because it would be life, but would there just be another human, wishing they were a cat?
Chapter 22: Questions
NeerlyThere
Fantasy
6 Oct 2026
6. If you choose to forget something, but not anything that was observed by anyone else, or obviously changes you (like changing what shirt you are wearing) then hoe will anyone ever know it happened (for example I choose tk forget my human life and be a cat, how will I ever know that I was a human)
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Chapter 11: Life Questions
Random questions of mine, that I decided to share
Chapter 22: Questions
The protagonist grapples with the existential question of identity and memory, pondering the impact of choosing to forget certain aspects of their past.