To be or not to be?

Question

That is the question.

Answer 1

If you were not to be, it wouldn't really matter would it?!

Answer 2

Not being efectively ends all questioning, pain, and personal suffering, but it also robs the person of their future. For whatever the conditions are that has made one give serious thought to not being, will not last. Nothing stays the same forever. Do not make the mistake of rendering a tempoary problem with a perminate solution.
Choose to be.

Answer 3

The German philosopher Schopenhauer had this to say about the soliloquy:

“ The essential purport of the world-famous monologue in Hamlet is, in condensed form, that our state is so wretched that complete non-existence would be decidedly preferable to it. Now if suicide actually offered us this, so that the alternative "to be or not to be" lay before us in the full sense of the words, it could be chosen unconditionally as a highly desirable termination ("a consummation devoutly to be wish'd" [Act III, Sc. I.]). There is something in us, however, which tells us that this is not so, that this is not the end of things, that death is not an absolute annihilation.[3]
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Answer 4

"If a morbid Renaissance intellectual is supposed to have said, "To be or not to be-- that is the question," then the massive medieval doctor does most certainly reply in a voice of thunder, "To be-- that is the answer." " G.K. Chesterton.

Answer 5

well, you are, so that part isnt really a question, is it? not if i will be or not, but how i will be, is to me the true question

Answer 6

Yup, that is still the question...

Good luck!

Answer 7

u will to be if u work or make any thing makes u fill u do an important useful thing & u will be not to be when u don't make any thing when u be lazy that filling maks u no thing. so i think u can be to be.

Answer 8

That is what the Christian faith is about. To exist or not to exist.

Answer 9

To be

Answer 10

OOOOH, BUT TO BE... MY FRIEND.
not to be is too easy. try being