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Not the guy you were replying to. Why are we assuming any of the impact would be a drive to live and should be of importance to anyone? Isn't the reason why we
by keymon-o 4y ago
Not the guy you were replying to. Why are we assuming any of the impact would be a drive to live and should be of importance to anyone?
Isn't the reason why we live just steering through the unknown and finding what will happen next. Some do more and some do less to affect it, but people usually just wonder what will happen tommorow, what will be in a year, some what will be in 50 years.
We only want to do something impactful when we want to experience the consequences in the future.
I think the not-knowing is what drives us to live. The same thing why we await death so peacefully. It's really the gate we don't know anything about and we just await to sail in.
- alok-g 4y ago>> Isn't the reason why we live just steering through the unknown and finding what will happen next. That's the question the comment I replied to asked. What will (ultimately) happen next is that it will (may) all get multiplied by zero. What's exactly the point of steering through the unknown and finding what will happen next, when we know what's ultimately the next.
- keymon-o 4y agoGood point, I've answered assuming different context.