Yea, I just happen to have lot of questions running through my mind right now, the topic is one of them

1. Is the thumbprint on our fingers designed or programmed?

2. The cell that resulted from the big bang explosion, was it designed to reproduce and become what we are today

3. If I happen to kill a small insect now, and I open it into two halves, why shouldn't I find blood in it.

4. If a mouse evolved, why is it still that small when compared to a dinosaur which evolved too

5. Are food designed so we can eat them

6. If Big bang came about, what was the action that led to it.

7. If Apes-like creatures are our ancestors, what did those ape like creatures evolve from

8. The postulator of big bang and other theories, where did they get their informations from

9. If a universe as deadly as outer space (where the astronaut dare not remove his spacesuit helmet, else he will be infected with a deadly disease) were to give us life, would that life last, seeing it stands to be affected by some means

10. If nature provides us with all we need to survive, is nature aware of our coming

The true essence of education is to question, to research, question and research.

A smart being will question everything and try to find true answers. Even what has been established has to be questioned.

Some answers you find, some others find and some will never be known.