Have the people who state their 'source' as 'Life' in an answer, actually experienced it fully yet

Question

.....not having a dig at anyone, just asking?

Answer 1

I'm 50. I am a mother of 3 healthy, successful, and independent adult children, grandmother, sister, daughter aunt and employee. I have been a high school and college student (graduated both). I have read extensively and traveled quite a bit. I cook, kayak and do bike trails. I have owned 2 homes and been married 30 years. Does that count?

Answer 2

Life throws something different at you everyday, so while you may not have experienced it fully, you may have experienced it enough to answer a question regarding something you have already dealt with. No one ever experiences life fully because no one ever deals with all the circumstances life can present in one lifetime. It would take an eternity and beyond to experience every single thing.

Answer 3

I don't put Life as my source but I am 50 years old so I feel like I have had experiences that younger people probably don't have. I'm assuming that is what the people that put that in the 'source' are meaning.

Answer 4

Probably haven't experienced it fully yet unless they are on their death beds, but probably have had a heck of a lot more life experience that you or me and have a lot to teach us that can help us avoid the pitfalls they experienced if we will but listen.

Answer 5

We don't see things as they are:
we see things as WE are.

Our source of life IS our experience, therefore the source of our opinions (and answers)

Hope you're having a great evening.

Answer 6

Yes. From their own existential perpective. We only know what we have experienced during our brief or long life.

Answer 7

Probably not.
They are just talking out a certain orifice.
'nuff said.

Answer 8

sometimes yes other times no

Answer 9

only if it was in the past, then you could say it.

Answer 10

Probably not.