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There is nothing inherently meaningful about anything, you can choose what is meaningful to you, but that meaning isn't automatically universal to everyone else
by 0x5f3759df-i 12y ago
There is nothing inherently meaningful about anything, you can choose what is meaningful to you, but that meaning isn't automatically universal to everyone else.
- Zancarius 12y ago> This is the type that lectures everyone on how subjective and relative everything is, like it's some kind of revolutionary idea we have not heard before. I thought what romaniv wrote was interesting, but now it's just illustrative. ;)
- 0x5f3759df-i 12y agoHe also states: >There are other people, type B, who believe there are no meaningful things in life. Which isn't what I am saying. There are many meaningful things in my life. I'm not saying that meaning doesn't exist, I am saying that meaning is personal and that there is no universal meaning.
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