> >If philosophers can’t answer what makes the life meaningful I think the question is answered, in that it's shown that the question is misguided. It's the pr

> >If philosophers can’t answer what makes the life meaningful I think the question is answered, in that it's shown that the question is misguided. It's the problem-solving aspect of our minds that earns to find meaning, even in things that don't inherently have it, which is most things. What is the meaning of this geopolitical event? What is the meaning of the big bang? If that little problem-solver inside us can't distinguish the validity of these questions, then you experience compulsive meaning seeking. So I agree with you, it's beyond "thinking".