My Essay 83

Simple questions are the hardest to answer.

I have been faced with some pretty difficult [Too informal for essay writing] tough questions before so far. They range from ordinary math questions to ones that with real-life issuesones. Difficult and complicated ones may seem awful [again too informal] hard to answer at first, while they but can be solved with ease answered quite easily when if being presented in an easier simpler and from another angle friendlier way. It is rather those seemingly simpler ones that I find to be the most difficult to deal with answer.

It’s is pretty much like when how scientists are trying to figure out some problems that seem quite simple and at the first glance can be instantly solved without more further consideration. However, the way to solve The process can become pretty rather complicated though, because at first since we may have no idea about even know where to start. Even in some cases, many Simple questions are actually not that simple may be in fact simple in all. Our intuitions and common senses can sometimes act as obstacles that prevent us from reaching our final right answer also mislead and lead us astray from the truth. We had been wondering why it takes much lesser time for Take a metal solid ball and a feather falling to hit the ground as an example than a light feather when dropped from the same height. For Aristotle, it’s because a metal ball is much heavier than a feather. Common sense says the solid one falls faster.  We are in good company for Aristole believed that it is so too.  This explanation seems quite accountable when one thinks of some common examples. Whereas he didn’t take the shape or density into his equation of falling speed and was finally proven wrong. Wrong assumption.  It is independent of shape or density.  Both falls at the same time in a vacuum.  It is due to air resistance. At the first glimpse some questions just seem to be so simple that we always ignore some critical factors and finally be lead to a false conclusion. Such a simple question that no one bothered to experiment to verify the truth.  Now we know that air resistance plays a major role in why such a common thinking or observation holds true.

Simple questions sometimes are more difficult to answer also because there just does not it seems there is no apparent to be enough reasons for it. Why do some prefer pork over chicken or vice versa? There will be no satisfactory real answer to such a preference.  This is quite true with my own experience.

When I was just a very little  mere toddler, I found myself so much in love with drawing. I used to take pieces of paper and fill them entirely with fanciful goblins and cool figures I knew from the computer games I played with. The lines were usually skewed and the colors discordant but I enjoyed them. Even as a As I grown up, I still maintain this little "childish" hobby as long as I have a few hours at night to spare or an entirely free afternoon to myself. It’s I do not understand well among why my friends do not share this passion even though we have the same amount of homework and the same number of free time to play  for whom schoolwork accounts for a large bulk of time and nearly every free minute is spent on video games. Why do they also hate to drawing, anyway. I once found that even I myself was not clearly sure why I was into this so much. Why I am so into this, the answer still eludes me to this day. Sometimes it happens so naturally that before I was drawing my favorite figures, I even didn’t decide to do it for fun. Sometimes, I do not even know that I had started doodling my favourite figures. Thus The reasons for different personal interests is are impossible to answer in a most satisfactory way.  always far more elusive than I can grasp. Simple questions such as this one are also among these are more the most difficult to answer than answering how many stars are in the heavens!  [This is a highly exaggerated rhetorical statement]

Simple questions sometimes are more difficult to answer also because there just does not seem to be enough reasons. This is quite true with my own experience. When I was just a very little toddler I found myself so in love with drawing. I used to take pieces of paper and fill them entirely with fanciful goblins and cool figures I knew from computer games. The lines were usually skewed and the colors discordant but I enjoyed them. As I grow up, I still maintain this little hobby as long as I have a few hours at night or an entirely free afternoon. It’s not understood well among my friends for whom schoolwork accounts for a large bulk of time and nearly every free minute is spent on video games. They also hate drawing, anyway. I once found that even I myself was not clearly sure why I was into this so much. Sometimes it happens so naturally that before I was drawing my favorite figures, I even didn’t decide to do it for fun. The reason for different personal interests is always far more elusive than I can grasp. Simple questions such as this one are also among the most difficult to answer.