*Click*

I think the "Dillema" is you couldnt find your medication this morning.

and your question is...?

The question is, can you really lock yourself in a room and not learn anything? I, for one, would learn that locking myself in a room would be something I probably dislike a lot.

You want a better 'not learning' situation? Get into a coma for a week. I bet you ain't learned nuthin during those seven days.

You have a lot of time on your hands, or what? Don't think about it so much.

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There are two answers to your question;

1) If you are in a room and do not learn anything, you are not looking hard enough .

2) The very act of sitting in a room and learning nothing teaches you that it is possible to sit in a room and learn nothing.

Think about it.

Esquilax

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The above post is true, and by true I mean "false". It's comprised of lies, but they are entertaining lies and in the end, isn't that the real truth? The answer is "no".

Ok ok... If you are sedated for TWO days, you learn what happens when you get sedated for long periods, but it could be asumed you learned that as a result of the first day so the second was pure waste of time.

Voila, saying thwarted

How about you lock yourself in a room for one 24hrs. Then after you've learnt all you need to learn about being lock in a room all day, give it a week and then lock yourself in the same room for another 24 hrs. Therefore having learnt all there is to know about being locked in a room for a day you won't learn anything new about it. In the end that means I can *click* this thread as the monumental philosophical question that has plagued mankind for centuries has been solved.