Virtually every Theist, Agnostic, Atheist, and Spiritual Cynic that I know have searched until they found beliefs that they were contented with and that is when they stop seriously investigating; most people believe what they want to believe and that is enough for them.
I've been a non-theist back to 9 or 10 years old. I'm 64. It's not going to change for me. The idea of gods, goddesses, demons, and devils is childish to me. I would guess that belief in something is what people crave -- I do not understand that -- but I do respect it.
I'm continuing to move along in my ideas and beliefs, thank you very much.
That's natural. Most people do as little as possible to get along in this world and be happy.
By the way, this website has a bit of a learning curve so here is some information that might be helpful.
New members are encouraged to earn website points, and help other members get to know them better, by writing an informational profile that includes their hobbies and interests, and answering all the profile questions, since that's the first place many people look when they see a new member.
It makes it handy for understanding where you're coming from, and what interests you, in case others have the same interests and want to discuss them.
People make comments and write their own posts to earn more points and privileges; for instance, at level two someone can private email people. There are different perks with each level, and when you reach level eight you get an agnostic T-shirt.
To find members near you, click on the "Meet" button at the top of the page, then on "Members," and enter your preferred search parameters.
Or click on the "About" button at the top of the page to find links to FAQ or the website tutorial.
Click on the 'Meet" button to find member matches
Levels are mostly a way to help identify and reward those who contribute to the growth of the community. The website also gives more access and benefits depending on level.[agnostic.com]
Links to FAQ: [agnostic.com],
and a website tutorial: [agnostic.com]
The keys are always in the last place I look!
...why would you keep looking if you'd found them?
Pretty much sums it up.
Everyone who stopped looking thought that they found the truth, yet their "truth" is different - and often the opposite, of others who thought they too found the truth.