All Q's and no A's

"Don't expect to find all answers in black and white", I firmly told myself. I was quite disgusted at my intense urge to seek close-ended answers. " Did you know that Michael Madhusudan created four legendary epics simultaneously by simply dictating lines to four writers seated at the four corners of his room?"....

"Leave it to time...it gives you the best answer",....

"Dont leave things to time that can be actually left to you."...

"How do you know what can be left to time and what can be left to yourself?"...

"And if at all you can leave it to yourself, how do you know that you have taken the correct decision?"...

These four questions, like the four epics of Michael Madhusudan started ravaging me inside out....the four questions being contradictory yet logical....important yet unanswerable...tiring yet addictive...and once again I arrived at "Don't expect to find all answers in black and white." It's worse than those sales and distribution case studies which after hours of discussion gave "maybe" answers...and you have to move on...which probably leads to indifference...

(http://poulami-b.blogspot.com/2006/11/indifference.html)... "What is this life if full of care..there is no time to stand and stare.."....." It's better that way...the less you care, the happier you are..." ...is it? ...I guess I have been reading too much...got to curtail on that...