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What would differentiate a real justification from a "made up one"? Point, purpose, justification, etc. are by definition human concepts; without humans, things
by joefourier 9y ago
What would differentiate a real justification from a "made up one"? Point, purpose, justification, etc. are by definition human concepts; without humans, things just are.
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- okket 9y agoWith evidence we can refute made up justifications. If we want to. Not all do. In fact, the huge majority prefers made up reasons. If we humans perish, our knowledge could survive us. What we have found out about how nature works transcends our species. That is not a good justification why life exists, but at least this reason is not limited to humans, like all other ones. And if there is no one else that can use our knowledge, and no one comes after us, life was pointless all along.
- dwaltrip 9y agoYou might feel that life is pointless, but you don't speak for everyone. You have already admitted that individuals may enjoy life and find much meaning, so it seems only honest to append a very large qualifier to your "life is pointless" belief.