If nothing happens after we die, what's the point of it all?
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thanks for the profound insight, nutsack.
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Because you dont know jack shit no one does, might as well wait til the longest possible length to figure out the unknown
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Ngl this type of post on reddit used to make me depresssed as a kid and id make them too, dont want to see them, theres no point in thinking about this thats why ppl either dont or spend all their time religious
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There’s no point, and that’s beautiful. Go live your life the way you want to — nothing will happen after you die
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A lot of things happen after you die. And if you participate actively (both positively and negatively) then some of that have your contribution and thus you leave a legacy.
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Also kind of sad that Palestine and Ukraine were apparently hot topics even in Nietzsche’s day…
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I'm pretty confident that there's an afterlife.
I speak from my own research into related phenomena.
The afterlife is basically the dreamworld but moreso.
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I'm just hoping we help each other to achieve our goals before we go
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Embrace Absurdism.
Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv79l1b-eoI
And/Or read Albert Camus -
Or another way, the process is the point
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Live your life its the point of living. not working all day in the best days of your life.
Your time its all you have. don't waste it.
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...or do ! but knowingly !
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Everything happens after you die, you solipsistic fool
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The meaning of your life is whatever you decide it to be. Your most fundamental motivations are inherently irrational/instinctual, but once you know what they are you can pursue them more deliberately.
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Read myth of sisyphus BEFORE the stranger please. But yea camus is great
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what was it like before you were born? That's what it's like after you die.
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Your single existence might be ephemeral, but humanity isn't, your community isn't, and possibly your family either
Individualism breaks that sense of purpose, and it teaches us that happiness is made by personal enjoyment of often exclusive activities
If we lose trust in our community or in humanity in general, if we imagine the next person to only care about themselves, basivally if we expect individualism from others, we lose hope of feeling a more community-oriented form of happiness! And unfortunately in many places that situation is expected, because people are often indeed individualistic
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and what is the point of our collective community/humanity?
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can you tell us about yours? what is the meaning of your life? I know we may not resonate with it and think it's worthless but to you it has a meaning
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the worst advice ever given to Ted Bundy
