Very few words about meaning as i would define it, but lots of words about things in life that have emotional value. Meaning as would define it is this: "The p

Very few words about meaning as i would define it, but lots of words about things in life that have emotional value. Meaning as would define it is this: "The purpose or a description of something (as described within some context)/(in relationship to some model)." A core difference between my view and the authors view seams to be that the author somehow starts with the premise that the sentence "what is the meaning of life?" is somehow a valid question. With that as a start the author manufactures a context around the question that answers the question, by doing that the author reframes the question in to a new question that can be answered. The new question is however not the same question as the original one and the answer is thus not the answer to the original question. The original question lacks a context and is thus an invalid question, invalid questions can not be answered(only reframed, then answered).