> A platitude uttered by people who believe they have no way out, and are desperate to make themselves feel better about that. Imho it's way more desperate try

> A platitude uttered by people who believe they have no way out, and are desperate to make themselves feel better about that. Imho it's way more desperate trying to find "a way out of death" by defining it as something that could be "destroyed" (how to destroy the unexisting?), instead of simply accepting that literally nothing lasts forever, most certainly not rather fragile biological life. There's nothing "creepy horrific" about it unless you make it so. Our biological lifespans are in large parts responsible for forming our subjective views of the universe, making us ask for a purpose of that limited existence. If we'd ever reach a state where that doesn't matter anymore, then we've most likely left our biological shells behind and reached a level of consciousness which we couldn't even imagine right now. I'm not sure if such a state would even still be perceived by us as "being alive" and not rather as simply "existing".