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PONDER THESE...

In most cases I am a very deep thinker, which gives me all these questions, I just can't figure out... drop me a line, if you've ever wondered these things or know the answer...

1.) Which is correct? She dreamed of a cockateil                 -or- She dreamt of a cockateil Is dreamed even a word?

2.) On Dictionary.com the definiton for infraction is: The act of infracting or breaking. Now what I'm thinking is that fracture (the root word) means break, yes I am going somewhere with this one. The prefix in- means not, now how come in-fraction means broken? in (not) fraction (broken), not broken!

There will be more things to ponder, so check back!

3.) The age old question: 'If a tree falls in the woods and there's no one around to hear it, does it make a sound?' Now, this is a philosophy question. So I'll give you my philosophy. Here's the thing (let's see, think like Miss Jackman, think like Miss Jackman... my science teacher) Well, there are thousands of sounds going around, but are so high that they are unable to be heard by the human ear, so even though we can't hear it, it still makes a sound. Right? But actually that's science... not philosophy... Oh well!

Let me know if you think of any other philosophy questions, I love Philosophy, (and Proportions...Rock on Miss Towle) I like philosophisizing (sorry Ms. Darragh, english teacher)