Go Down the Rabbit Hole of Questions
If we want the future to be different from the past, we can’t simply be looking for answers.
We need to pursue profound questions that haven’t been asked or questions that cannot be answered – for they contain a paradox or contradiction.
Ask yourself: “What question, if you had an answer to, would set you free?”
I think many questions do not have and will not have a definite answer. Yet I can’t help but wonder if many (or even most) have lackluster answers or none because we stopped asking the questions.
So that’s how the Quest for Questions was born.
The quest contains within itself 4-sub quests:
- Quest for a Life Well-Lived
- Quest for Excellence & Mastery
- Quest for Beauty, Romance & Adventure
- Quest for Truth & Wisdom
Which ultimately lead to Unity & Belonging.
And the final question:
*What is Transcendent – what unites humans across time & space?*
Sapere Aude, my friends!
Dare to know. Dare to be wise.
Naulius in Verba → Don’t take anybody’s word for it. Figure it out yourself.
Education discovers an increasing richness in the past because it sees what is unfinished there. Training regards the past as finished and the future as to be finished. Education leads towards self-discovery. Training leads toward a final self-definition. Training repeats a completed past in the future. Education continues an unfinished past into the future.”
– James P. Carse
Quest for a Life Well-Lived
Quest for Excellence & Mastery
The Quest
Quest for Truth & Wisdom
Quest for Adventure, Beauty & Romance
12 Favorite Questions

– Richard Feynman

Guiding Principles
- An ounce of wisdom is worth a pound of knowledge.
- What matters, before what works.
- Try to be less wrong… the painting is never quite finished.
- Why comes before the how – there’s nothing more practical than a good theory.
- Unusual success cannot lie in doing the ordinary.
- On Bullshit & Bullshitters
- “There’s nothing new under the sun”
- Radical ideas, radical guests…- radical from the Latin “radicalis”, meaning to “proceed from the root” or “get back to its root”
- Logic is overrated as compared to rhetoric (appeal to emotions).
- Beware of the man with a hammer who sees nails everywhere.
- Approach guests & ideas with ignorance, not knowledge.
- Wonder is the beginning of wisdom.
- Profound questions over practical answers
- Follow the seed of curiosity.
- The opposite of a good idea can be another good idea
- Seek contradictory perspectives & ideas.
- Conventional wisdom, and what works are two different things.
- Sapere Aude – Dare to Be Wise / Dare to Know
- Map is not the territory – words are not the Thing.
- The size of your life is the size of your questions (problems).
- Contribution > Success
- Truth is found in nuance.