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“The meaning of life is that it ends.” - Frantz Kafka No. Inherent. Meaning.
by andyjohnson0 2y ago
“The meaning of life is that it ends.” - Frantz Kafka
No. Inherent. Meaning.
- robertonoa 2y agoToo simple to state no objective meaning. Individually, agents can craft meanings to their existence, and collectively agents can agree on meanings to their existence. It happens in real life. I mean, even simplistically human life has meaning beyond nothing. You encapsulate other life within you. Your life necessitates that other life. Your cells replicate, the bacteria and viruses within you do so as well. Your interactions with ecosystem you are part of have chaotic effects that are hard to predict. In some ways, existence necessitates "meaning".