Do all people want the same things?

No! Everybody does not want exactly the same things. Most people say they want happiness, but that means different things to different people. So it really comes down to how comfortable, how interesting your life is and who or what is actually in it. Where you live has much to do with the quality of life as well.

Why do we all think differently about things?

The fact is, we all think differently about things. As human beings, we are built the same with the same types of organs, the same types of cells and the ability to reason. Yet, when presented with a situation we all have contrasting views and interpretations of the situation.

Why do people repeat themselves over and over?

Why do people repeat themselves over and over The mind is always trying to make sense of things. If someone tells you that your friend died in an accident and gives… Past traumas and repeating the same things. A person who has had a traumatic experience in the past may keep acting out…

Do we all experience the same thing?

If we think that each person has their own individual dimension of consciousness and their perception of the outside world is a complete reflection of their own inner world, we see that not everyone is actually experiencing the same thing. The changing variable that differs from one person to the next is our reactions to life.

Does everyone in the world do the same thing?

Right now everyone in the world, no matter where they are, is doing the exactly same thing. Sad but true, and there’s nothing anyone can do to stop it. If you thought of breathing, it’s not entirely accurate because not everyone takes a breath at the same time. Living is an arguably suitable alternate answer as well.

Does Everyone want what they think they want?

Everyone wants the degrees of freedom needed to do what they want. What they want beyond that doesn’t matter, as it is secondary to there being sufficient degrees of freedom. This is, however, a truism because they can’t really want what they think they want if if they don’t want the degrees of freedom needed for it.

Is it possible to make everyone equal?

After all, if everyone is just like you, you would want to see that their needs are taken care of. According to Kurt Vonnegut’s “Harrison Bergeron,” the idea that everyone could actually be made “equal every which way” is roundly condemned by the story as being something impossible to achieve.