The Questions Nobody Asks: Where Do You Go From Here

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In today's busy world people become so preoccupied with their day-to-day existence that they rarely have time to T_H_I_N_K!
I have designed this group of topics as conversation starters and short stories that cause the reader to think. They are meant to be kicked around, argued over, developed, expanded, and speculated upon in an endless game of What if! The modern world is designed so that you don't have to think. There are forces and organizations that want to make your choices for you and make it easy for you not to bother yourself with questioning them. As a result, we are losing the art of thinking things through.
Think about yourself, who you really are and where you are going, both in this life and the next one. Don't be afraid of finding answers that make you uncomfortable because having control over your life requires that you look at all the possibilities and make a choice instead of ignoring them and letting a choice be made for you.
Each of the following sections are also designed to promote the art of conversation. Examining such issues with others is a way to know them. When, if ever, will human beings learn to get along When will we put race, color of skin, wealth, fame, politics and religion aside enough to accept each other as equals and live in harmony with each other When we learn to focus on our similarities instead of our differences
Did you ever wonder where you come from beyond your mother's womb
Where do you go from here
What would you change if you could
What do you think

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Robert Mills has been in Broadcasting nearly all of his working years. He has always been fascinated by the Unknown and has finally accomplished his dream by putting his thoughts together in this book. Even though topics like life and death, religion, space travel, and aliens are frequently bantered about, no one seems to have the proven answers. Thus, the questions that nobody asks.