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Who decides what 'true meaning' is? This term is ill-defined. The 'meaning' of what you work on is often susceptible to change over time.
by gms 14y ago
Who decides what 'true meaning' is? This term is ill-defined.
The 'meaning' of what you work on is often susceptible to change over time.
- Shish2k 14y agoTo me the phrase seems kind of arrogant, like their goals are inherently more important simply because they appear further in the future. Thing is, they aren't even thinking long-term themselves. In the real long-term, the universe is going to implode and destroy everything, so their so-called meaningful work will have made no more difference than anyone else's :P
- codeulike 14y agoBut if you're going to take the Nihilist position, why do anything?
- codeulike 14y agoThe term is defined by its context within the manifesto, which I presume you read?