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1: Is it worse to fail at something or never attempt it in the first place?

2: If you could choose just one thing to change about the world, what would it be?

3: To what extent do you shape your own destiny, and how much is down to fate?

4: Does nature shape our personalities more than nurture?

5: Should people care more about doing the right thing, or doing things right?

6: How can people believe in truths without evidence?

7: Where is the line between insanity and creativity?

8: What is true happiness?

9: What things hold you back from doing the things that you really want to?

10: What makes you, you?

11: What is time?

12: Is mind or matter more real?

13: Do you make your own decisions, or let others make them for you?

14: What makes a good friend?

15: Why do people fear losing things that they do not even have yet?

16: Who defines good and evil?

17: What is the difference between living and being alive?

18: Is a “wrong” act okay if nobody ever knows about it?

19: Who decides what morality is?

20: How do you know that your experience of consciousness is the same as other people’s experience of consciousness?

21: What is true strength?

22: What is true love?

23: Is a family still relevant in the modern world?

24: Where do thoughts come from?

25: What is beauty?

26: How do you know your perceptions are real?

27: How much control do you have over your life?

28: What is freedom?

29: What is infinity?

30: What happens after we die?

31: What defines you?

32: Is it more important to be liked or respected?

33: Do we have a soul?

34: Where does the soul live?

35: How should people live their lives?

36: If lying is wrong, are white lies okay?

37: Is trust more important than love?

38: Is it easier to love or be loved?

39: Is it better to love and lose or never to love?

40: Do aliens exist?

41: The structure of DNA appears to be intelligently designed, what are the implications?

42: Is there a reason to life?

43: Is life all a dream?

44: When does consciousness begin?

45: Do dreams mean anything?

46: Can we have happiness without sadness?

47: How did the universe begin?

48: Is there a supreme power?

49: Do soulmates exist?

eMoods: (an app for tracking bipolar moods) My review:

As a young individual living with bipolar disorder, I constantly look for tools to help me cope. When I first downloaded eMoods via suggestion of my mother, who heard about it through facebook or something, I was naturally very skeptical. I mean what can an app really do to help me? I tried it. I hated it- At first.  Having to remember to log my sleeping schedule, anxiety, elevated and/or depressed moods, and psychotic symptoms of each day on a scale from none, to mild, to severe... That in itself was exhausting. I didn’t like looking at my week and seeing how severely or mildly I was being, well me. Because I’ve not been just me without being bipolar or bipolar without being me. It looks like a really sad painting of dark and darker blues all over my calendar the weeks I felt like dying and others it’s a beautiful light and pale blue sky on the weeks I felt like flying. I slowly started to gain routine and habit for this simple little app on my phone. I thought one day about deleting it because “it really doesn’t do anything for me” or “it doesn’t really serve a purpose to me.” But I realized I was looking at it all wrong- I haven’t really learned to accept that I’ll always be this way, I probably never will, there has to be something I am missing, something my counselors are missing, and doctors haven’t discovered yet that will help me be “normal” without medication. It may sound silly, but I think I’ve actually just been searching for a cure in all of these “tools” that I find to help myself cope. So when I downloaded this app I had already subconsciously assigned it an unaccomplishable task. Really, this app doesn’t do much, it certainly hasn’t magically made me a normal person, I am still bipolar, but I can’t honestly say I haven’t changed because of it because I have. I’ve been studying each log I (remember to) make in this app to better understand my particular patterns of elevated and depressive mood and it has actually helped me feel more connected to what I am going through. I can almost sympathize with myself somedays instead of being harsh or negative I have learned how to be kind to myself. So, in conclusion, I guess you’d just have to really give this app a chance and try it before you make up your own mind about it. I can’t tell you it will help, or not help, or just take up space on your phone until you delete it, all I know is, I don’t want to delete anytime soon.