Have you ever seen something that had no end and no beginning?

Question

mike H

That is not a new trick
my husband does it all the time

I think I can do it if I eat enough spaghetti

BUT THEY DISCONTINUED THE BEST SPAGHETTI, WHICH WAS THE KRAFT SPAGHETTI DINNER, COMPLETE WITH THE SAUCE, PARMASON, AND SPAGHETTI IN THE BEAUTIFUL RED BOX KRAFT HAS PULLED

Thank you for your understanding and patience - I had a moment.

Answer 1

Intelligent decisions by Bush

Answer 2

A Mobius Strip

Answer 3

Since this is in Mythology, and no one else bothered to mention anything mythological, just thought I'd point out the Ouroboro, it's a snake with a tail in its' mouth. It's well known for symbolizing something with no beginning and no end, often it symbolizes the world.

Answer 4

Time

Answer 5

The obsessive, curious nature and alleged knowledge of the afterlife or life after death before death has even occurred. The obsession and fear with death and it's subsequent finality. The unknown cycle of life, death and rebirth. Is the absence of life's acquired knowledge actually death or is it just rebirth? To be as children once again.

Answer 6

Steven King's Rose Red. It's like 4 hours long and it doesen't get scary till like, two hours in. So it doesen't really have a beginning or an end.

Answer 7

Someone mentioned the ouroboro, i believe there was a type of ouroboro (if not THE one) in norse mythology, which was so large it could wrap itself around the world twice and put its tail in its mouth.

Answer 8

Pure energy. Rain

Answer 9

The sky

Answer 10

Life.