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    Right now I am of this opinion. The meaning of life is only in life itself, as in a phenomenon. Since it is finite, its meaning for a single being ends as soon as it dies… You can also say that the meaning of life is to die one day and become part of something bigger, sacrificing your trace elements for the benefit of the rest of the world, but this is somehow quite sad.

    You learn about it (the meaning of life ) when life has passed, and it's gone.

    everyone is different…You just have to be happy that you were given this life, don't

    asking , and you go through these back streets of life and ask yourself, and what is the meaning and do not find the answer…Human life –

    this is a moment in the universe and there is no need to be clever.

    All my life I've been of this opinion. What are the general meanings of life other than religious ones? It's just one big game – everyone finds something to do and does it all their lives. Our needs, in fact, are extremely simple and primitive, and life is not as bad as it seems, unless, of course, we constantly torment ourselves with questions about the “meaning of life” that no one has ever seen)

    From a young age, I was looking for a formula for a normal life, not only for myself, but also for people around me. And there were no such thoughts-considerations as “life has no meaning”.

    If there were no meaning, then why-meaningless, in an atmosphere of meaninglessness, and therefore meaninglessness itself (in the diversity of the animal and other world) how was man formed as the most complex biological constructor?

    For what, such difficulties, for meaninglessness in itself, meaninglessness?

    Reflect:

    Why, senselessly and daily, do you strain your brain, feed it and carry it (everywhere), that is, why does it carry itself in you?

    If you have a desire, pay attention to the book: “Under the caring hand of the Creator” (https://ridero.ru/books/pod_zabotlivoi_rukoi_tvorca/

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLsQz536zLg).

    Once I thought about this question about the meaning of life. For some reason, in one second there was a feeling, an idea that we exist in a world that is broken, forgotten, abandoned. That is, there was a feeling that there was nothing around, thousands of light-years away, nothing. There are dead planets and emptiness. We may have accidentally stayed here. We may be the last. Perhaps it is useless to look for meaning in this, because everything around us ceased to exist once very, very long ago. Or it never existed at all.�

    This is just a momentary thought.

    I am of this opinion. If we are not talking about the world in general, but about the life of one particular person, then life is pure chaos, indifferent and meaningless. Tomorrow you may meet someone who will turn your life around. Tomorrow it may turn out that you are the heir to a fortune. Tomorrow you may find out that you are seriously ill. Tomorrow a brick may fall on your head. You can never know what's going to happen next, and the only thing that can make you more successful is being prepared for the unexpected twists and turns of life and the tricks of the great chaos. The ability to face unpleasant events courageously and not miss out on useful opportunities.

    And I like to look at the world that way! After all, this is the only way to not blame anyone for the existence of deadly diseases; for the fact that millions of children are starving and for all the other shit. A person consciously arranges chaos in accordance with his goals, this is his main ability in principle. And he's the only one. He is the only one who can create meanings, and there is no reason to consider these meanings “biased” and “weak”, others simply do not exist. When man invented the gods, he simply projected his meanings and values into eternity, being too unsure of himself. But in reality, the world and eternity don't care about your goals and values. No one will help you, but no one will interfere with you either (except for other creators of meaning, of course).

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