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You don't really provide an argument in favour of your point. I, for one, question the notion that life must have a "meaning". Life is action, a sequence of di
by norswap 10y ago
You don't really provide an argument in favour of your point.
I, for one, question the notion that life must have a "meaning". Life is action, a sequence of distractions, one after the other.
If your meaning leads to you to the "praise the lord" course of action, I'll contend that other course of actions are not worse, nor devoid of "sense" (however you define it). Spending your life building things, immersed in a study of some sort, or simply enjoying time with your family and friends doesn't seem like a bad deal to me.
- humanrebar 10y ago> Spending your life building things, immersed in a study of some sort, or simply enjoying time with your family and friends doesn't seem like a bad deal to me. Well, at least your brain chemistry thinks so. And eventually some mixture of idiots and bullies will be in charge of the people you love and things you created. And, if not, there's always the heat death of the universe to look forward to. Or the next supervirus if you're impatient.