What is your interpretation on the meaning of life?
okay tbf the hitchhiker's guide to the universe is a really good bookYmir wrote:
42 lol give me an award im funny
Real.Patatitta wrote:
big fan of absurdism myself, in very broad strokes it says life is inherently meaningless but like that's cool you got to live despite that
Why not? Life does have inherent meaning, you could make the argument that we are all here for the reason the propagate the species.Kolmas wrote:
Objectively doesn't exist
again, nihilism and absurdism disagrees with that notionhyperastro wrote:
Why not? Life does have inherent meaning, you could make the argument that we are all here for the reason the propagate the species.Kolmas wrote:
Objectively doesn't exist
nhilism is the 2nd biggest cop-out after religion it's a attempt at hyper-rationalization which imo fails miserably. There are no true nihilist on planet earth, because you would just die. on the other hand absurdism at least Camus interpretation of it, is actually not bad at all. but I would rather not confine myself to a set dogma.Patatitta wrote:
again, nihilism and absurdism disagrees with that notionhyperastro wrote:
Why not? Life does have inherent meaning, you could make the argument that we are all here for the reason the propagate the species.Kolmas wrote:
Objectively doesn't exist
Damn I'm failing both of those interpretationsSlowpoke1135 wrote:
biologically, its to sleep around unprotected as much as possible and get pirls gregnant
phylosiphylly way id say just to enjoy life whatever way you like. if you like helping ppl? do that. gooning? questionable but ok go aahead. talking to ppl? yup
Just because life is meaningless doesn't means one must just... die, if anything death is just equally meaningless.hyperastro wrote:
nhilism is the 2nd biggest cop-out after religion it's a attempt at hyper-rationalization which imo fails miserably. There are no true nihilist on planet earth, because you would just die. on the other hand absurdism at least Camus interpretation of it, is actually not bad at all. but I would rather not confine myself to a set dogma.Patatitta wrote:
again, nihilism and absurdism disagrees with that notionhyperastro wrote:
Why not? Life does have inherent meaning, you could make the argument that we are all here for the reason the propagate the species.Kolmas wrote:
Objectively doesn't exist
Kolmas wrote:
Just because life is meaningless doesn't means one must just... die, if anything death is just equally meaningless.hyperastro wrote:
nhilism is the 2nd biggest cop-out after religion it's a attempt at hyper-rationalization which imo fails miserably. There are no true nihilist on planet earth, because you would just die. on the other hand absurdism at least Camus interpretation of it, is actually not bad at all. but I would rather not confine myself to a set dogma.Patatitta wrote:
again, nihilism and absurdism disagrees with that notionhyperastro wrote:
Why not? Life does have inherent meaning, you could make the argument that we are all here for the reason the propagate the species.Kolmas wrote:
Objectively doesn't exist
What I want to say is life really shouldn't be bounded by empty promises and looking at non existent "meanings".
Mountains are being climbed because mountains are there. You don't need "meanings" to live a subjectively fufilling life.
hyperastro wrote:
Yes, but you are now already treading onto absurdism and not true nihilism. Why would a truly nihilistic person bother going to the doctor if they are sick? they are going to die eventually anyways. Why would you suffer getting treatment for your diseases? if life and death are equally meaningless why not just die and avoid the suffering treatment might cause?
"accepting meaninglessness/nihilistic view" => "dying to avoid suffering"?Even if you consider this being the strict definition of a nihilistic view, when discussing about the former part it really is shared between nihilism & absurdism imo
"One must imagine Sisyphus happy."hyperastro wrote:
And no you do need meanings to live a fulfilling life, they don't have to be religious but you do need something even if it's just because you want to keep on living.
It's not a strict definition of nihilism, but rather a possible interpretation of it. btw sorry if I sounded like a dickhead while talking to you it was not my intention. thank you for contributing to the conversation.Kolmas wrote:
hyperastro wrote:
Yes, but you are now already treading onto absurdism and not true nihilism. Why would a truly nihilistic person bother going to the doctor if they are sick? they are going to die eventually anyways. Why would you suffer getting treatment for your diseases? if life and death are equally meaningless why not just die and avoid the suffering treatment might cause?"accepting meaninglessness/nihilistic view" => "dying to avoid suffering"?Even if you consider this being the strict definition of a nihilistic view, when discussing about the former part it really is shared between nihilism & absurdism imo"One must imagine Sisyphus happy."hyperastro wrote:
And no you do need meanings to live a fulfilling life, they don't have to be religious but you do need something even if it's just because you want to keep on living.Maybe a disclaimer:Not trying to force my view onto others, everyone has their own ways of viewing life and should strife to live their life however they want, but I'm just trying to express my view when I see the title of the thread 🥴
dont worry like most peopme who would see this forum are failing biological meaning of life, i infact do not have charisma and rizzhyperastro wrote:
Damn I'm failing both of those interpretationsSlowpoke1135 wrote:
biologically, its to sleep around unprotected as much as possible and get pirls gregnant
phylosiphylly way id say just to enjoy life whatever way you like. if you like helping ppl? do that. gooning? questionable but ok go aahead. talking to ppl? yup