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Source: http://kiriakakis.net/comics/mused/a-day-at-the-park
LorindaLogan
The art drew me in, the conversation kept me going until the end.
Lovemorhatem
Jesus christ, Like, it's interesting, but I read Wheel of Time gladly and even THIS was a bit too verbose for me.
teknojo
Not seen this in a while. Thanks @op!
DurendaI
LeSethX
One of my favorite hats is a frog hat like that, but the sides extend down to my hands. Best when you need to be absurd.
thermodaemonics
EmptyHouseBurglar
See letters to a young poet if this is your jam
Dayltboi9
Damn. That's a very profound frog
blumpk1npie
I thought it was a chameleon
KillingTlme
I thought the Zubat with legs was more profound
Someonemiccat
Fight fight fight
FizzleBurger
I dunno, the eyeball seemed a lot more profound to me than the frog.
CheeseborgarSoop
The pictures were nice.
drdildamesh
See, when a writer does shit like this, it's pretentious allegory. Comic artists do it and people can't STOP jacking off.
digitalvagrancy
The Great Divorce has a well written counterpoint chapter to this if any of you are looking for more - super interesting comic
asplenium
Lovingnsfwcomments
zachtidmore
Most important question is "who loves orange soda?"
ahhhhtomzilla
The post was amazing. This response is perfection.
reddenbocker
I feel like this response is more 'TL;DR' or 'American' than anything.
therealbardman
Me happily living in ignorance.
Qesoiix
What a ride! +1
RufusPimperton
Artists rendering of JJ Abrams arguing with his audience.
Urktheturtle
great job villainizing someone by making them fat.
somnif
reddenbocker
A fun way to look at it is questions breed answers, which in turn breed different questions. It's a neverending cycle. Not sure I agree 1/?
reddenbocker
2/? with the concept of a 'big, old answer', as usually people start questioning those and they are more evolved than they are discarded.
EccentricNimoy
TL:DR please
ZKrock
Eyeball zoomer confuses reptile boomer.
PunTheJewels
You are no reflections without light, but to see you need to reflect if the light is to bright
copingcabana
"I would rather have questions that can't be answered than answers that can't be questioned." -Feynman
AsUpSoBelow
Loved this
BananaGiraffeStar
The eye would be a great scientist. Because that’s how science works. Always seeking questions, throwing away old answers if they make 1/2
BananaGiraffeStar
no sense anymore. I like the analogy. But I think people who needs to understand this won’t understand this cartoon. Maybe I’m wrong though?
Grymhar
I agree with you, but I also think we're all the answers-collector sometimes. There are always aspects of our lives we never question.
3Davideo
I got the same impression you did. But I agree, the people who think they already have all the answers will just leave in a huff like the >
3Davideo
> fish man did.
tastybowlofsoup
As a scientist - you don't throw away the old answers, because the only way for real progress is iterative. 1/2
tastybowlofsoup
Because the difference between old and new answer might pose a new question as well. 2/2
DeveloperDan783
The story is great but the art, style, anatomy, and that shading. Wow
TheGhastHunter
Both are important. Answer your questions and question your answers.
xwado
https://galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html
Zemsmacguffin
The point of all the questions is to find better answers than the ones we have, because we know they are out there.
darkstarmc
Thanks.I hate it.
ZKrock
Thoughtful philosophy and it's discourse isn't for everyone.
darkstarmc
Or I disagree with the message but let's go with anyone who doesn't like what I like is stupid instead sure.
ZKrock
Not sure why you'd assume like that, and while I don't recommend making assumptions when you're upset, whatever floats your boat.
darkstarmc
You're a funny guy but if this is what it takes to get your dick hard go for it bud.
ZKrock
I leave for a week and I come back to some dude talking about my dick. Flattered, but no thank you.
MrtheOffender
I kinda feel like the horned horror walking his fish is the only one in the comic with any sense. Interesting comic though.
DarthBrooks64
Ponder this: When you solve a mystery do you destroy it?
ThisIsDope
I might say when mysteries are solved they’re either destroyed or framed. Like a jigsaw, to be remembered or passed on for others to solve.
KillingTlme
Many times destroying 1 mystery gives birth to many.
MrKomisiripala
solving The Big Mystery gives birth to many little mysteries that might eclipse the original mystery. Ex: finding out the world is flat
ADHDFox
No. I find answers lead to more questions. Two parts of a whole ever shifting cycle. Its the best gift of existence.
JoeGrunt
Ponder this: If you solve a mystery, & someone else solves the same mystery with a solution incompatible with yours, is the mystery solved?
JoeGrunt
Or is yet another mystery created?
ErrorUsernameNotSetToInstanceofAnObject
For you, yes the mystery lays slain and its truth bared to see. But for others, it may yet remain as a living enigma until they slay it.
zerothealien
Like a boss you can only beat once in an mmo
DarthBrooks64
Fun fact: I originally posted this as a statement but in deference to the story made it a question.
morelikeconsham
Yes. Is that a bad thing? Even if you just like mysteries, rest assured that solutions tend to produce more mysteries.
ertya17
No. I would not say you destroyed it. More like completed it. For what is a mystery if not an incomplete story?
upfr0mhere
Only if you're a bunch of meddling kids
Rasdwa
When you solve a tied knot, do you destroy it?
DarthBrooks64
When you untie a knot it is no longer a knot.
AntiProtonBoy
Use what your learnt from it.
geeelicious
I was at a bar and a strange man came in and was performing an amazing bar trick on everyone. We all were entranced and delighted 1/
geeelicious
To be taken in by his trick, where he seemed to really be able to read our minds and conjure up the most obscure and unguessable details 2/
geeelicious
Of our lives. He held court for hours, we all took turns being mystified and amazed. The bar was full of energy and excitement. Then, 3/
geeelicious
Someone figured out the trick. And told me, and told others, and it spread and we all knew how he did it. And the room just deflated. 4/
geeelicious
All of the excitement was gone. We all said, “cool trick” but you could tell, everyone was disappointed to learn the magic wasn’t real.
Urktheturtle
I feel like the way these personifications are is a bit unsettling, because I feel like the logic employed by eyeball is often anti-vaxxer.
Urktheturtle
So personifying a crazy person who values conspiracies, and questions, over truth... as rightous, and the other person as villainous sucks
Urktheturtle
also villainizing someone by making them fat also sucks ass.
keenidiot
Yup. I dip into conspiracy theories for fun and there's a lot of worship of questions and mystery.
Blank666
I like the eyeball much more than the fat thing
Khatvogel
The eyeball is a tiny little frog baby. Thats why the fat thing calls him youngster
fnoigy
They're both twats for different reasons
TheCuntCrusader
I feel like the artist made him slighty more dislikeable on purpose. Big ugly form, curt replies and interruptions etc.
RufusPimperton
Mildly insulting because I generally side with the frog's position.
TheCuntCrusader
I do too! Which is why I'm glad the artist didnt make it seem like either side fully "won" in the end, and lets the reader decide.
Gustave13
oh thanks for that "useful" answer /s
TheCuntCrusader
wat
5amNonsense
I think it's a joke about the post
TheCuntCrusader
Ah just understood it, damn that really wooshed over me.