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That second part sounds pretty nihilist to me. Life has no meaning, so it's up to you to create it (if you want).
by mLuby 9y ago
That second part sounds pretty nihilist to me. Life has no meaning, so it's up to you to create it (if you want).
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- orasis 9y agoI’m a construct-aware thinker. So it means something different to me now than it would to my previous nihilistic stage. Here is a nice model of human cognitive development beyond the meaninglessness of nihilism: http://newpossibilitiesassociates.com/uploads/9_levels_of_increasing_embrace_update_1_07.pdf http://newpossibilitiesassociates.com/uploads/9_levels_of_in... Also see David Chapman’s writings on Robert Keegan’s models - https://vividness.live/2015/10/12/developing-ethical-social-and-cognitive-competence/ https://vividness.live/2015/10/12/developing-ethical-social-...