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The answers to "a" through "e" all depend on what kind of cheese you'd have on your toast, and whether you'll be having Marmite, too?
 
it doest depend on the cheese...
the right question is what toast will taste better with a certain type of chees??
 
The most important questions are - How long will the bread be toasted, will it be wheat or white or rye, and will the cheese will be melted or not?
 
the chees will loose its effective salt taste when melted, but will the toaste loose its essence when grilled?
 
Would made of stone eat the toast immediately after toasting it, or will he wait until the cheese makes the toast soggy?
 
If a stone 'IS,' then in the progressive sense, is it not 'being?'
 
exist is not nessecarly alive...objects be, but not alive as what defines life?
is it the existance of soul? what is soul? can you prove it exists?
when some one dies is he refered to as an object since he is lifeless just like a stone?
 
LOL...I think you put a few too many questions there....anyway....

What is there in an answer that isn't in a question?
 
Do you mean that in the question is the answer, so there's no need for an answer?
 
Are any answers really answers, or are they just questions in disguise?
 
unless answers are facts, they remain questions....are does any one have the fact for every thing about everything?
 
Does anyone really know anything for a fact, or do we just think we know things, but don't really?
 
Do we know for a fact that we know we only know we think things when in fact we just think we know we know that, or not really?
 
so mars man is actually asking if what we know that is known is not sure to be really known, can it be a fact??
 
Or maybe he's asking do we really know what we think we really know, or do we not know what we think we really know?
 
so we know what we know but we dont know for sure if this we know is fact?

of this getting confusing...i like that :p
 
Or do we think we know what we know, but don't really, and do we know what we think?
 
we think we know, that is enough for us to know we can know things and take it for fact...but what happens to facts once proven wrong? does it shake our believe that we are able to know? what separates right from wrong??
 
How can we be sure of any fact? Do we know for sure that facts are right?
 
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