I don't actually have any idea what you're talking about at this point. I'm an amateur philosopher at best. I have more or less no actual education on the subject, I'm just sharing my opinion on the matter.

I know all too well how schizoprenic this seems. Luckily, it's just how it seems.

And for the record: schizophrenia is a mental disease where one has hallucinations, for instance other voices in one's head. The multiple personality disorder is called something like dissociative identity disorder.

We all have, but most of the ordinary people's way of looking at things is based on some culture or already existing belief. But here I meant really my own (at least, if someone else does have the same view like I do, I didn't first hear his point of view but made my own, accidentally similar). You know, more based on my (enormous) imagination, than already existing theories.

Well lets just say that Philosophy (wheter you admit it or not) has created many ways of thinking and many many single thoughts that shape the world as it is now. You can find a theory of some philosopher behind any human beings actions as thats what it is. Thinking.

I like to say "you never know" considering anything that has no existing proof in the end. I might believe in many things, making my own theories, but I'm aware that we can never know some things for sure....

Well if you consider nothing can be known that is quite a good stance and the base of all scepticism. But to consider a matter of faith over scientific information is a lot like denying the world we live in and sense in favor of an imaginary world.

I am not skeptical because I know that there is something behind all of what's happening in this world. I like to make things up, listen about many beliefs and religions and me myself believe in God, but I am not following the religion blindly. Somewhere deep in me there's my true opinion on everything (which is NOT skeptical at all): what are the chances that we humans will ever guess right what is this all since we'll never have the right proof of anything?

The main focus in this discussion is on the human itself, what he/she thinks. But what's more important to me: what is the human doing, in the sense of behaviour towards other humans?

You mean as far as free will goes? It's been so long that I'm not sure anymore...