I think I would open it, b/c I don't like burying my head in the sand. Some people would rather not know certain things, but how can you deal with problems if you don't have all of the correct information?
2007-11-12 00:56:28
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answer #1
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answered by Big Bear 7
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Not all secrets are at the level of Pandora's box.
If you are aware that a secret will cause a catastrophic event (as in the case of Pandora) I suggest you keep a lid on it.
Somethings are better left unsaid. However if you can actually save someone some troubles by exposing a secret (and you need to be very sure you are correct, and it will help) let it out. Use you common sense. That's what you have it for.
2007-11-12 00:54:48
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answer #2
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answered by L. 5
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Pandora's Box is a tale of humanity and inhumanity, of organic intelligence and inorganic intelligence, each reaching for something greater than itself in a story that spans two millennia of time. It is told in four story-parts, each part defined by the viewpoint of the person that experienced it. The four tales are linked together by the device of an ancient storyteller, Aesop, retelling the tales to a young child, weaving the tapestry of a longer, overall story of life, death, and hope.
The story begins in a dark cave on earth, far in the future. Two ancient combat robots, long forgotten by the nation that made them, while away eternity guarding the cave and it's unknown contents by quietly playing chess with each other.
There had been intruders to the cave before. Most mere animals, whose thirst threatened the meager water supplies the robots had in the cave, needed to fuel their hydrogen-fusion reactor and thus crucial to their survival. A tiny handful were humans - lost hikers, mainly. These hikers, while wandering up in the mountains, had stumbled upon the hidden cave the robots had been guarding for a millenia.
No matter human or animal, though, the bones of all the intruders lay quietly on a pile inside the cave.
Suddenly, a new intruder pushes their way past the thorny bushes at the entrance to the cave, and steps into the gloom within. She is Mrin, and she has come here seeking these robots, searching for the very monsters who had been the death of fifteen humans before her over the last thousand years...
And therein lies the tale.
As I mentioned, there are four story-parts of the novel. The first tells of the rebirth of the NAD and the dire consequences of Mrin's opening her "Pandora's Box," and also sets the stage for the following stories. The second story-part tells the tale of Mars Colony, their growth and survival against great odds, and their eventual encounter with the devils loosed by Mrin when she opened her "Pandora's Box." The third is the tale of the storyteller himself, and is a story of the liberation of a slave. The fourth and last tale is that of the Confederacy, a distant group of human colonies sent out ages before, and is the tale of their encounter with the NAD and the Stoics of Mars during the darkest hour of the Confederacy's history. Each story is woven together into a continuous thread of experience to weave a larger, overall stoy of life and death, logic and insanity, tragedy and triumph, despair and hope.
2007-11-12 00:54:39
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answered by foxxy lady 3
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Evil will be released. Some secrets should be buried and forgotten..others exposed for the good of mankind.
Don't forget Pandora closed the lid before hope could escape. Hope springs eternal!!
2007-11-12 00:55:19
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answered by KyLoveChick 7
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lok if pandora was not there it would have not been possible u would come to the world. life is worth living. smiles and sighs r the music of life. in a way the box would have opened some day. it was only that pandora was the first to so it.
2007-11-12 01:00:30
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answer #5
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answered by bubbles 2
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All hell breaks loose. Should she keep it shut? Depends on who she is. Me? Mine won't shut anymore. Something is broken and things keep spilling out everywhere.
2007-11-12 00:52:58
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answer #6
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answered by Dovey 7
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Hmmm....
The Fourth Horseman (the Plague) comes galloping?
Armageddon?
just speculating.
2007-11-12 00:53:40
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answered by Bob V 2
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I find three titans, sometimes a hydra
2007-11-12 01:28:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Bad things happen.
Yes.
Bury that sucker as deep as possible or shoot it
out into space.
2007-11-12 00:51:49
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answered by chmar11 6
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Just dont open it. you will save alot of poblems
2007-11-12 00:50:46
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answered by Magnolia 4
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