Is ignorance bliss?
Posted by: violetkiwiI need to make a poll for school, so please take a second to vote! It would aid me with a paper I am doing. Thank you!
Yes, ignorance is bliss
No
70%
16 votes
30%
7 votes
Ignoring the reality of the situation and wanting whatever you wish is bliss.
Yes, people would rather believe what the things they want to be true because it makes them feel better. Reality is just too much for them. Just ask most, if not all, religious people.
@esocial
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Care to clarify? The way you worded it makes me think you said ignorance may not be bliss because post-ignorance isn't ignorant.... However that's after the ignorant person quits being ignorant, right?
I meant that while you are ignorant, you are in your world and well, "ignorance is bliss." When reality catches up to you, and you are no longer ignorant but aware of your situation, it's no longer a happy situation.
Sorry. I am trying to type fast and with as little errors as possible as a grammar freak because I am not supposed to be on DDO and if my parents catch me, I will be banned permanently.
Parents catch her, parent catch her, parent catch her
Action don't ask that teen terror to elaborate
Macgreggor, Question yourself more, not others. Learn to be a great judge by judging yourself first, then others.
Should I make some personal conversations public? Huh, Macgreggor?
Teen Terror... Hmm, that's a new one Mac. I like it. It'll make a nice name for a book/movie. And lol, it's adorable how you want me banned. I am an IT student so even if they do catch me, I can find a way to come back online.
Most definetely
THE MATRIXXXXXX..... Nope dis remember my previous statement, we are not living in the Matrix.
It can also not be bliss when reality catches up... But until then, rainbows, butterflies, meadows with lush green grass and dancing flowers...
There is the proof^^^^^^
I think Esocialbookworm has the right idea.
Being ignorant of a car in your blind spot when you're changing lanes is NOT bliss.
What is Ignorance but the lack of ability to accept the stark reality