By the time you recognize this moment, will the moment be gone?

Question

Is that what we get for stopping to think?

Answer 1

Hmm, how did I miss this one? I don't stop to think, I just do stuff...and I've been pretty good at recognizing moments for the most part ;)

Answer 2

Nooooooooo.......(thinking again).......yeah, no. What I mean is no, it won't be. Well it will, but it won't. Okay, let me try to explain myself here...lol. A moment is nothing more or less than what we make it to be. In other words, a moment is not 1/100th of a second or any other specific amount of time, and the word is used generally, just like when we say..."hold on a second" and it's many more seconds than one that we hold. So, when a moment is gone, yes, it's gone, but memories are made of collections of moments, so in most cases it's still not gone. Unless of course, that moment is a bolt of lightening or a hummingbird, or something that's much faster than a moment. (good question...! lol)

Answer 3

The moment may be gone by the time I recognize it, but there is always another moment to just follow.

Good question lad!

Answer 4

It is gone, now begins a new moment.

Answer 5

I'll never recognize this moment...I'm too stupid for this, it will take me centuries of unsuccessful attempts so...yeah I won't even bother trying

Answer 6

yes the that sweet moment will be just memories in the pages of my mind.

Answer 7

Yep

Answer 8

Yes.

Answer 9

sometimes, but often to think about it is to change it! maybe better, maybe not. Just jumping when you are older might not be as beneficial as thinking it through!

Answer 10

Evidently you are right because I have already lost my thought on this question