This is a description. This is definitely a description. If this wasn't a description, I wouldn't be putting this in the description. This is one of the only things in humanity that doesn't need exclamation. Anyone would know this is a description. So many questions need answers, but this does not fall into that certain category. What are you pretending not to know? Why don't you do the things you know you should be doing? Questions like those fall into the category as if a man asked, "Is this a description?".  It is about self-discovery. You would have to have no grasp on truth and reality to not know this is a description. I am yet to find anything or anyone that does not classify this, this very thing of all things, that this does not classify as a description. It may not even be a generalization to say, "Okay, this is a description, and I'm pretty sure everyone would agree to that." Remember, this is of self-discovery. What questions should you ask? What questions should you not ask? Will you ask the question you thought of before? How often do you not answer the question that you want to be answered by looking up that question and poof! The answer is right there before you! But no, you don't do that and answer the question yourself. Assume the answer. How often does this happen? That is a question you should ask, unlike the question of if this is a description or not. Remember, it is of self-discovery. Now you may be wondering, "Well, yes. This is a description and I didn't need a full explanation of why.", and I get it. The average man would think that, but I just wanted to make clear for all who did not think this was a description. You may now be asking, "Well, why? Why would you be trying to achieve that goal? There are so many other things in life that need more doing than of that." Let me explain. One time I was getting a letter in the mail when suddenly, a woman was approaching me.  She looked at my mailbox and said, "Is that a mailbox?" (imoutofroom)