Does the walls you build get higher the deeper you are?

Answer 1

No...

But YOU seem to be getting higher the higher you get...

Answer 2

No. Height is measured from the base to the summit in all cases, irrespective of the relation of the structure to other structures. If you are "deeper," then you have merely lowered the placement of the base, you have not affected any measurement made from it. The difference between 1 and 3 is the same as the difference between 11 and 13, 101 and 103, 1011 and 1013 . . .

Answer 3

I would say depending on the "deep" you are. If "deep" is used to describe the "mess" you have created then your walls will get higher to shield from the troubles that lie within. If "deep" is learning more about who you are then no your walls will not get higher, but more less start to crumble b/c to better "learn" yourself, you need to know others.

Answer 4

I really like this question. Grammer check though I think it would fit better if you asked Do the walls in stead of Does the walls.

And I would have to say yes

Answer 5

Yes, because by depth you have inner ability to reach higher, and go beyond. You don't get high walls without firm foundations.

Answer 6

no the holes get deeper cuz the walls r already built

Answer 7

The answer you choose depends on whether you believe in an absolute objective standard or you believe reality is relative to a given experience.

Personally, I can't decide.

Answer 8

yes, but only because i am building down from ground level. i am building a high wall but it is only high if i am very low.

Answer 9

In my profession, I remove barriers, obstacles and challenges. Building walls is different than mending fences and building bridges.

Those who build walls bring about their own suffering.

Answer 10

Uoooff.