Given the idea (most likely even fact) that the universe as we see it is so vast and so beyond our comprehension, what makes us think anything we do at all, EVER, has any meaning or purpose in it?
Humans beings are also most certainly not Gods in any way either. Even this planet we occupy doesnt interpret reality at all in a way we can even measure, (if at all) so it certainly doesnt care what happens to us, same for the universe except on a much much MUCH larger scale.
To the tree's own end its purpose is to intake carbon dioxide because if it didnt it wouldnt survive, but it's external purpose is the same as ours.
To die is inevitable, therefore we must not worry about that which we cannot change. Our time is the time we are alive, our meaning exists in that same frame.
Is it normal to think the meaning of life is a pratical joke?
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Given the idea (most likely even fact) that the universe as we see it is so vast and so beyond our comprehension, what makes us think anything we do at all, EVER, has any meaning or purpose in it?
Humans beings are also most certainly not Gods in any way either. Even this planet we occupy doesnt interpret reality at all in a way we can even measure, (if at all) so it certainly doesnt care what happens to us, same for the universe except on a much much MUCH larger scale.
To the tree's own end its purpose is to intake carbon dioxide because if it didnt it wouldnt survive, but it's external purpose is the same as ours.
To one day die.
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To die is inevitable, therefore we must not worry about that which we cannot change. Our time is the time we are alive, our meaning exists in that same frame.