What do you care about? Or rather what do you "fear"? Care is a much bigger word than you think. Heidegger put it ('Sorge') at the centre of existential phil

What do you care about? Or rather what do you "fear"? Care is a much bigger word than you think. Heidegger put it ('Sorge') at the centre of existential philosophy. But what he is really getting at is a kind of 'anxiety' that drives the soul to have meaning through being. Without it you're in the realms of questions more appropriate to Shakespeare's Hamlet. I would encourage you "to be".