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Meaning of life?
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| There is obviously no correct answer to this I just wanted to know your opinions? | 2011-02-10 21:37:00 Author: OriginalCreator  Posts: 217 |
| Meaning of life to me is to do whatever you want to do, don't care about what other people think just live your life as you want. /waits for inan or TODDZILLA to complain about thread. Or someone to make that pokemon joke. | 2011-02-10 21:39:00 Author: Alec  Posts: 3871 |
| inb4 someone says "42" I think that life has no meaning. It just happened. And that doesn't mean that we shouldn't live it to its best. | 2011-02-10 21:43:00 Author: gdn001  Posts: 5891 |
Who in the world asked that question in the first place?  | 2011-02-10 21:51:00 Author: warlord_evil  Posts: 4193 |
| Go forth and multiply! (See, there is some truth in the Bible  ) | 2011-02-10 21:55:00 Author: Syroc  Posts: 3193 |
| The meaning of life is Play Create Share | 2011-02-10 22:09:00 Author: darcyh  Posts: 191 |
| I don't really care why we exist or even if we do exist as what we know... I just that think that the meaning of life is to enjoy it in the best way we can. Imagine that minecraft is what you know as life. There is no purpose, no goal, we all set the goals for ourselves. Yet, everyone seems to enjoy it more or less. Everyone does things in their own way but still deep down we are all the same... Maybe I'm just reading too deep into how minecraft works. I'll go punch a tree now. | 2011-02-10 22:17:00 Author: napero7  Posts: 1653 |
| Go forth and multiply! (See, there is some truth in the Bible )Even a broken clock is right twice a day. | 2011-02-10 22:27:00 Author: Rabid-Coot  Posts: 6728 |
| The meaning of life is Play Create Share he just found the answer!!! Just kidding! i really think life has no meaning. so why asked a question you can spend your whole life on or would you rather continue life love and die leaving a mark on the earth. | 2011-02-10 22:57:00 Author: Lgjoka2002 Posts: 538 |
| The meaning of life is definitely an interesting thing to wonder about. Could it be to do whatever you please and have fun without caring what others think? What about the numerous negative consequences that are known to come from such a lifestyle? Wouldn't the meaning of life be something that is wholly positive? Is it to live life to the fullest? Then you have to explain what that means. What if it is something simply, like to be happy? Then that has to be defined as well. If the meaning of life is a wholly positive thing, maybe it is simply to live life in such a way that you are happy while helping others around you achieve the same happiness? | 2011-02-10 23:10:00 Author: Patronus21  Posts: 266 |
| The meaning of life is definitely an interesting thing to wonder about. Could it be to do whatever you please and have fun without caring what others think? What about the numerous negative consequences that are known to come from such a lifestyle? Wouldn't the meaning of life be something that is wholly positive? Is it to live life to the fullest? Then you have to explain what that means. What if it is something simply, like to be happy? Then that has to be defined as well. If the meaning of life is a wholly positive thing, maybe it is simply to live life in such a way that you are happy while helping others around you achieve the same happiness? Ahhh that's really nice | 2011-02-10 23:16:00 Author: OriginalCreator Posts: 217 |
| wow good question...in my opinon..none, a Life with a meaning isnt living, just like Love with meaning isnt Love, Art with meaning isnt art, many people think different thins but to me, Life just happends. Just like Love Happens, and friendship, just like Art isnt supposed to mean something or be perfect, its just comes from inside you. By meaning well of course we have all families and everything but Meaning..a reason to live, there is none in my opinion, thats just life, Its a hard question and If someone could answer this question many things would be possible in life that are like eternal happiness for example...but no one knows just everyones has a different way of seeing life, some kind of focus/belief they go by. so yeah... But of course have fun XD  just live a good, decent, fun life and play alot of lbp XD...and eat alot of tacos >_>...and candy....and...yeah you get the point =P | 2011-02-10 23:18:00 Author: Bloo_boy  Posts: 1019 |
| to leave something worth enjoying, to throw a hint of you consciousness in with everyone elses all to be consumed by later generations. this is my personal reason for living. | 2011-02-10 23:22:00 Author: reiko57 Posts: 115 |
| The meaning of life is to not ask for the answer to the meaning of life. It shows you don't know what the meaning of life is. And are therefore foolish. | 2011-02-10 23:23:00 Author: Bremnen Posts: 1800 |
| The meaning of life is reproduction, which makes my life kind of pointless if you think about it. Now never ask this again. | 2011-02-10 23:25:00 Author: DeathJohnson  Posts: 57 |
| The meaning of life is to not ask for the answer to the meaning of life. It shows you don't know what the meaning of life is. And are therefore foolish. What? dude seriously..very mature of you. State opinions please, thats what the OP asked, just what way we saw life etc and what it meant to us, not asking what life is. | 2011-02-10 23:26:00 Author: Bloo_boy Posts: 1019 |
| 42 Plain and simple | 2011-02-10 23:31:00 Author: Random  Posts: 673 |
| Hmmm I'll sum it up in a poem I'm writing on the spot now: The meaning of life is seventy-two But that's only if you learn to tie your shoe Whether you find that funny Or something quite sunny It'll eventually end That you cannot contend Now this is getting kind of religious, This poem, rather prestigious It's convenient those two words rhyme Which shows life still ain't no crime. If you have no luck Then think about this Wouldn't it suck If there was no bliss? If you weren't reading this? So if you're looking for The meaning of life You'll find it for sure If there is no strife So try your best And forget all the rest So you can focus on the present And not look back and say it went Basically that was all just random stuff I typed in there that rhymed while I was watching TV but the last stanza speaks the truth. | 2011-02-10 23:41:00 Author: WoodburyRaider  Posts: 1651 |
| wow good question...in my opinon..none, a Life with a meaning isnt living, just like Love with meaning isnt Love, Art with meaning isnt art, many people think different thins but to me, Life just happends. Just like Love Happens, and friendship, just like Art isnt supposed to mean something or be perfect, its just comes from inside you. Perhaps you should define "meaning", because the way I understand it your opinion makes no sense. Love and art are some of the meaningful things in life. I recognize it is simply your opinion, I'm just asking you to further explain it. | 2011-02-10 23:41:00 Author: Patronus21 Posts: 266 |
| Why does everything have to have a meaning? We're born. Do what the heck we like, then die. Why does it have to be "We're born under the eyes of God, who tells us we have a purpose, and (despite giving us free will) tells us to do exactly as he says or we'll go to hell" Really? I don't believe in God particularly as it is. If there is a god "particle" then I belive it started the big bang. But if he is our father, and is forgiving and loving, do you REALLy think he would punish us for all eternity? What is so unbelievable about "You die. that is all." ? When your computer breaks, you don't say it goes to computer heaven! When you eat an orange, that doesn't go to fruit heaven. So why should we? What makes our minds (which by the way is our brain that cannot function properly without the life support of the rest of our body) so special that they should defy nature and not stop living? I think that 42 is just a good an answer as any, since it highlights how ridiculous the question is in the first place. Look, we KNOW we have this life here, and we only HOPE there is an afterlife. Why run the risk? Why waste half of your life worshipping something you're not entirely sure is there, so that you can go somewhere you're not sure actually exists? Finally, I think we covered this in the Scientific Discussion thread That is all  | 2011-02-10 23:45:00 Author: Weretigr  Posts: 2105 |
| Perhaps you should define "meaning", because the way I understand it your opinion makes no sense. Love and art are some of the meaningful things in life. I recognize it is simply your opinion, I'm just asking you to further explain it. By meaning kinda like a reason, Lets say you love her cause of....(something) etc that isnt love. Art isnt supposed to make sense, or be perfect, Wether it does or not its still art so I guess I didnt explain that one quite right XD. Same thing with friendship. Life is the same. You just live, finding a meaning in life...idk I just dont see that. In my opinion, im not saying its either right or wrong. Opinions..not all of them are supposed to make sense btw, were all different, I understand you dont understand my opinion 100% same as I didnt understand yours 100% cause we have different way of seeing things, that doesnt mean one is better than the other, just different . | 2011-02-10 23:48:00 Author: Bloo_boy Posts: 1019 |
| http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Lo9-0IF3w6E/TOLI6KUP-xI/AAAAAAAABvE/3EGzXBKr9d0/s1600/hh1.jpg 1. the condition that distinguishes organisms from inorganic objects and dead organisms, being manifested by growth through metabolism, reproduction, and the power of adaptation to environment through changes originating internally. | 2011-02-10 23:58:00 Author: CyberSora Posts: 5551 |
| XD lol I have to add...when you fall in love everything changes but I know not everyone believes in love here =P | 2011-02-11 00:01:00 Author: Bloo_boy Posts: 1019 |
| Why would God create human beings? Why would he even create the Earth? Well why did he banish lucifer? It was because Lucifer was proud and questioned God's position. He wanted to be better than God. Clearly heaven was not perfect then. So perhaps he created the Earth so as he may gather together the most humble and nobel of humankind to share with him the wonders of heaven. In which case the Earth is simply a test. He does not want another proud and ignorant angel questioning his authority. It begs the question however, is God what he tells us not to be? Is he a hypocrite? He claims he is a jealous God and so orders us to not worship false Gods(But are they really false? What if Buddha is thereal God? Or Allah?). I too am very confused about this all. I do believe in life after death however. And tbph, I think reincarnation(which I do not believe) would not be a bad thing at all. Itn would make sense as well, especially as there are scientific thereom about this. If this were the case, we would be living for our mere entertainment. But can you imagine not existing? I cant. If there is a heaven, which I believe there is, then what would our purpose there be? Would we be automatically completely happy and live in absolute goodness? How would that even work though? If everything is happy and good, then there would be nothing bad. With no bad things we would not be able to feel the good anymore as it would be a norm. In fact the good wcould even became the bad. But thinking again, we would not be instilled with the greed and wanting of humans. Humans are weak creatures. Weak and disgusting. Easily swallowed up by worthless activities and led astray from goodness. I dont know the purpose of life, but I do know you will enjoy it more if you do your best for everyones purpose./garbage ramble tldr: I am confused | 2011-02-11 00:19:00 Author: Alismuffin  Posts: 1328 |
| Eveyrone have different ways of seeing life, different opinions, thats basicly it and dayne oram said his thread also talked about this >_< so i guess this should be locked? | 2011-02-11 00:36:00 Author: Bloo_boy Posts: 1019 |
| Meaning of life to me is to do whatever you want to do, don't care about what other people think just live your life as you want. /waits for inan or TODDZILLA to complain about thread. Or someone to make that pokemon joke. Cool story alec....Do you leik Mudkipz too? On topic then....The meaning of life is..... TO MAKE MORE OF YOU | 2011-02-11 00:43:00 Author: KILLA_TODDZILLA  Posts: 653 |
Not a fan of Religion to be honest, although some of the concepts are good, and many people find comfort in it, it's all too easy to use it as an excuse to do harm or to dominate others. Sadly, history is rife with examples of such conflicts, not to mention present day dilemmas of the same.  The meaning of life? Quite simple really... be all that you can be, and have fun whilst doing it. | 2011-02-11 00:54:00 Author: Snake Mountain Posts: 84 |
| Meaning of life to me is to do whatever you want to do, don't care about what other people think just live your life as you want. /waits for inan or TODDZILLA to complain about thread. Or someone to make that pokemon joke. To make Alec complain about me and Tod complaining. | 2011-02-11 01:01:00 Author: Unknown User  |
| Hey guys lets all calm down here >_< friends dont fight right? I mean sure talking like this in a forum makes us all bla bla yada yada but that doesnt mean we should you know take it seriously, I mean were just discussing stuff right? | 2011-02-11 02:56:00 Author: Bloo_boy Posts: 1019 |
| Well, the meaning of life (if we are talking about "all" life and not just "your" life) is obviously to reproduce. But that doesn't mean that the act of reproducing has any meaning. Life is a self-perpetuating thing. It simply does what it does. By random chance about 3.9 billion years ago some chemicals arranged themselves in such a way that they began to copy themselves... cut forward 3.9 billion years and here we are. You wouldn't start a wheel in motion and then ask "Why is it spinning?!" - Inferring "meaning" on life is to do just the same. "What is the meaning of a grain of sand?" is just as pertinent and redundant a question | 2011-02-11 10:55:00 Author: Macnme  Posts: 1970 |
| ...really? Do we need another existential questioning thread that will obviousl just end up with a few members fighting amongst each other? Look, things like this is something you don't and shouldn't discuss, we all have out own meaning for it. Its one of those things that you don't need to justify... Why should you? Anywho, its kinda sad when a gaming forum has nothing better to talk about than existential crisis questions, like this, or that other thread asking what happens when you die...don't you think? (I mean sad, in both litteraly and metaphorically ways.) | 2011-02-11 11:16:00 Author: Silverleon  Posts: 6707 |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwRDwES-jt8 | 2011-02-11 11:25:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| ...really? Do we need another existential questioning thread that will obviousl just end up with a few members fighting amongst each other? Look, things like this is something you don't and shouldn't discuss, we all have out own meaning for it. Its one of those things that you don't need to justify... Why should you? Anywho, its kinda sad when a gaming forum has nothing better to talk about than existential crisis questions, like this, or that other thread asking what happens when you die...don't you think? (I mean sad, in both litteraly and metaphorically ways.) Well, what would you expect us to talk about? We ArE dYiNg To ReCiEvE eNtEtAiNmEnT!!!! (or it could just be me. either way) Oh and to answer the first post in this thread, I don't think there is any. | 2011-02-11 19:44:00 Author: FEAR  Posts: 337 |
| Does it matter? Thought about it once, couldn't come up with an answer, so I left it alone. | 2011-02-11 22:03:00 Author: Amigps  Posts: 564 |
| Thanks for all your comments | 2011-02-12 17:39:00 Author: OriginalCreator Posts: 217 |
| I just found this too, which makes a lot of sense Ten Rules for Being Human by Cherie Carter-Scott 1. You will receive a body. You may like it or hate it, but it's yours to keep for the entire period. 2. You will learn lessons. You are enrolled in a full-time informal school called, "life." 3. There are no mistakes, only lessons. Growth is a process of trial, error, and experimentation. The "failed" experiments are as much a part of the process as the experiments that ultimately "work." 4. Lessons are repeated until they are learned. A lesson will be presented to you in various forms until you have learned it. When you have learned it, you can go on to the next lesson. 5. Learning lessons does not end. There's no part of life that doesn't contain its lessons. If you're alive, that means there are still lessons to be learned. 6. "There" is no better a place than "here." When your "there" has become a "here", you will simply obtain another "there" that will again look better than "here." 7. Other people are merely mirrors of you. You cannot love or hate something about another person unless it reflects to you something you love or hate about yourself. 8. What you make of your life is up to you. You have all the tools and resources you need. What you do with them is up to you. The choice is yours. 9. Your answers lie within you. The answers to life's questions lie within you. All you need to do is look, listen, and trust. 10. You will forget all this. | 2011-02-12 19:03:00 Author: Weretigr Posts: 2105 |
| My answer: kick back when other people think of it for you. | 2011-02-12 19:20:00 Author: FreeAim  Posts: 2462 |
| I believe there ought to be created a set of logical morals based on whatever fundamental and sound rules today that can reflect today's need for a just answer of life, though there probably isn't one, that counts for everyone. Not because some god has told me, but because people, after being led in all directions, having different meanings and without the meaning life does seem to empty. It should act like something that satisfies the need for knowing about our existence and stop people from doing whatever they do without caring about others and act with a certain respect to everything and everyone. | 2011-02-12 19:27:00 Author: moonwire  Posts: 1627 |
| Reading a post a bit more. Discussion here has gone so far ahead of my abilities to understand that I'll never come to this thread again. Personally I believe that there is no meaning in life. I'm kind of an ateist (if that's how you spell it), but I'm still a fair and understanding person. I'll leave you all have your discussions over God and other stuff since I'm kind of a person who lets people believe in what they want. Just one thing and it's my overall opinion: Life has no meaning. We're all small pieces of nothingness existing in a realm of nothing but void. Now excuse me but I'm gonna watch James Bond movie (one of the old ones, the one after ''You only live twice'&apos . | 2011-02-12 19:32:00 Author: FreeAim Posts: 2462 |
| Forty tw- inb4 someone says "42" 42 http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Lo9-0IF3w6E/TOLI6KUP-xI/AAAAAAAABvE/3EGzXBKr9d0/s1600/hh1.jpg FFFFFUUUUUUUUU! | 2011-02-13 10:15:00 Author: kirbyman62  Posts: 1893 |
| Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Now you make me feel worse than a broken clock... Born to win...live to fail... Life is learning to take hard punches in teh faze...just to wait the next one that will hit harder...and all that for NO REASON! | 2011-02-13 10:46:00 Author: OmegaSlayer Posts: 5112 |
| Well, all of the major religions can be boiled down to 3 basic principles. 1. Don't Kill Each Other 2. Don't steal from each other 3. Try and be nice to each other ... and these 3 principles have been used as a justification for more and bloodier wars than anything else in history  If there is a meaning to life, then we clearly don't get it. | 2011-02-13 11:01:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| To live? lol | 2011-02-13 16:15:00 Author: Unknown User |
| To live? lol Then how come each life - without exception - ends in a death? Surely that must be the meaning, seeing as it's one of the few things guaranteed to happen to a life? | 2011-02-13 16:18:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| Kinda off topic but I think the "meaning of life" is more of an etymological question. When someone asks me what's meaning of life, to me it's sounds like you're asking: What EXACTLY is life? What does it mean to LIVE? Well...according to the dictionary Life is: the condition that distinguishes organisms from inorganic objects and dead organisms, being manifested by growth through metabolism, reproduction, and the power of adaptation to environment through changes originating internally. Or... the sum of the distinguishing phenomena of organisms, especially metabolism, growth, reproduction, and adaptation to environment. There are many more definitions, but those seem to be the primary... But Anyway...I think what people are asking in this thread is "what purpose does life have"? Or why do we live? Well if someone asked you, why is a rock sitting on this part of the floor? Your answer would be something like, "the wind blew it over here" or "Someone put it here" Either "the wind" (random phenomenon) or "someone" (a deity) put us here. Either we are the result of chaos converged into order. Or the result of a higher intelligence. Either way, no one on earth can tell you truthfully how we got here. (i.e a rock couldn't tell you why it's here) So no one knows the true meaning of life...unless of course you have divine powers...  | 2011-02-14 23:11:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| Well, If we are the product of "Intelligent Design" - then how come I bite my cheek sometimes when I'm eating food? That is "poor design", incredibly poor design - if it were a product it would be taken off the shelves - and so the idea that such a system was developed by "intelligent design" is redundant. The idea of a loving and merciful god is also clearly redundant - as that same "loving and merciful" god also made things like the Ebola Virus, or the Lao Lao worm (which burrows painfully into your eye), and mainly afflicts poor african children - so he obviously hates african kids. And such a God would obviously hate fish with a burning passion, seeing as he appears to have created them for us to eat. Where is gods love & mercy for fish - or doesn't he have any? The argument that "we can't prove it wasn't god - so maybe it 'was' god" also holds true if you place *any* word in place of the word "God"; ie: "We can;t prove it wasn't elves - so maybe it 'was' elves!" "That which can be asserted without proof, can be dismissed without proof" There is proof for the big bang, and for evolution - there is no proof of the existence of *any* god - and there have been millions of postulated gods through-out mans long history. | 2011-02-15 13:04:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| The meaning of life is clearly so we can laugh at others' misfortunes, why do you think we always laugh when someone gets hurt? In all seriousness I'm just going to say, why not? | 2011-02-15 13:22:00 Author: Merc  Posts: 2135 |
| The meaning of life is clearly so we can laugh at others' misfortunes, why do you think we always laugh when someone gets hurt? In all seriousness I'm just going to say, why not? Well, seeing as there appears to be no meaning to life what-so-ever, you may aswell enjoy yourself (I wince when I see people getting hurt, I'm too empathetic and can easily imagine myself in the same situation - so rather than laugh, I sympathise) | 2011-02-15 13:24:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| I was seriously gonna say 42, but actually read the thread before posting. so my new answer is... that life has no fundamental meaning, go ask a squirrel or a monkey and they will look at you funny. | 2011-02-15 13:40:00 Author: EinRobot  Posts: 739 |
| I was seriously gonna say 42, but actually read the thread before posting. so my new answer is... that life has no fundamental meaning, go ask a squirrel or a monkey and they will look at you funny. But that's more to do with your funny looking face than anything else (jk) "We are trying to unravel the Mighty Infinite using a language which was designed to tell one another where the fresh fruit was." Terry Pratchett | 2011-02-15 13:53:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| But that's more to do with your funny looking face than anything else (jk) "We are trying to unravel the Mighty Infinite using a language which was designed to tell one another where the fresh fruit was." Terry Pratchett well if you have to be the 21st person to tell me that at least tell me where the fresh fruit is also (mango really helps me get over having this face) | 2011-02-15 13:58:00 Author: EinRobot Posts: 739 |
| Well, actually some language scholars believe that we developed our language not to tell each other where the fresh fruit was, but to lie to each other and keep the fresh fruit for ourselves. It's over there *points in the wrong direction* The MANGO IS MINE - ALL MINE mwahhahahahhahha!!! | 2011-02-15 14:12:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| I think life gets meaning while you live. Life definition is created while you live. | 2011-02-15 14:43:00 Author: ViniciusBR11  Posts: 546 |
| Kinda off topic but I think the "meaning of life" is more of an etymological question. When someone asks me what's meaning of life, to me it's sounds like you're asking: What EXACTLY is life? What does it mean to LIVE? Well...according to the dictionary Life is: the condition that distinguishes organisms from inorganic objects and dead organisms, being manifested by growth through metabolism, reproduction, and the power of adaptation to environment through changes originating internally. Or... the sum of the distinguishing phenomena of organisms, especially metabolism, growth, reproduction, and adaptation to environment. There are many more definitions, but those seem to be the primary... But Anyway...I think what people are asking in this thread is "what purpose does life have"? Or why do we live? Well if someone asked you, why is a rock sitting on this part of the floor? Your answer would be something like, "the wind blew it over here" or "Someone put it here" Either "the wind" (random phenomenon) or "someone" (a deity) put us here. Either we are the result of chaos converged into order. Or the result of a higher intelligence. Either way, no one on earth can tell you truthfully how we got here. (i.e a rock couldn't tell you why it's here) So no one knows the true meaning of life...unless of course you have divine powers... Rocks don't do science | 2011-02-15 14:57:00 Author: innocentpasserby Posts: 4 |
| Life is pointless. We live, we work our a*s off, we die. You will say but you work so your family will have a better life but eventually they will die thus making your work pointless? I could go on but it makes me depressed. Lets just the meaning of life is to go where no where has gone before discover new things and be the best you can. | 2011-02-15 17:34:00 Author: MasterCreator  Posts: 464 |
| Well, If we are the product of "Intelligent Design" - then how come I bite my cheek sometimes when I'm eating food? That is "poor design", incredibly poor design - if it were a product it would be taken off the shelves - and so the idea that such a system was developed by "intelligent design" is redundant. So your saying that because we have the free will to hurt ourselves, we are faulty? Well based on that logic, an intelligent design would be an immortal...which I don't think is naturally possible but eh...what do I know? Honestly, I don't think some aliens got bored one day and decided to make us, but I also don't think Earth is the only planet that can sustain life so I say bleh! The idea of a loving and merciful god is also clearly redundant - as that same "loving and merciful" god also made things like the Ebola Virus, or the Lao Lao worm (which burrows painfully into your eye), and mainly afflicts poor african children - so he obviously hates african kids. And such a God would obviously hate fish with a burning passion, seeing as he appears to have created them for us to eat. Where is gods love & mercy for fish - or doesn't he have any? I think religious views of "God" has caused you to blame him for every bad thing that happens in the world. The argument that "we can't prove it wasn't god - so maybe it 'was' god" also holds true if you place *any* word in place of the word "God"; ie: "We can;t prove it wasn't elves - so maybe it 'was' elves!" "That which can be asserted without proof, can be dismissed without proof" There is proof for the big bang, and for evolution - there is no proof of the existence of *any* god - and there have been millions of postulated gods through-out mans long history. The concept of God is unfalseable. It can't be proven or unproven. Proof is based on observation which is subjective among conscious beings. Ya know the old saying "the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence". LoL | 2011-02-15 19:18:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| Rocks don't do science Really? I feel like this rock next to me is observing me... >.> lol Life is pointless. We live, we work our a*s off, we die. You will say but you work so your family will have a better life but eventually they will die thus making your work pointless? I could go on but it makes me depressed. Lets just the meaning of life is to go where no where has gone before discover new things and be the best you can. Cheer up mate. Open up a watermelon, and count how many seeds are there. One watermelon, will make dozens of watermelons. Think about it. | 2011-02-15 19:19:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| The meaning of life is the continuation of our species; which means as much reproduction as possible and to raise and nurture your kids to be able to reproduce. and the whole god thing: Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God? | 2011-02-15 19:34:00 Author: flamingemu  Posts: 1872 |
| Macnme, Richard Dawkins called, he wants to adopt you | 2011-02-15 20:06:00 Author: moonwire Posts: 1627 |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlBiLNN1NhQ | 2011-02-15 21:29:00 Author: OmegaSlayer Posts: 5112 |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxOu1DyVQV8 | 2011-02-15 22:03:00 Author: howMUCHforBOUNTY  Posts: 623 |
| So your saying that because we have the free will to hurt ourselves, we are faulty? I think religious views of "God" has caused you to blame him for every bad thing that happens in the world. The concept of God is unfalseable. It can't be proven or unproven. Proof is based on observation which is subjective among conscious beings. Ya know the old saying "the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence". LoL It's not "free will", I don't deliberately think "I'm going to eat the inside of my face - aswell as this steak *nom*" - it happens because of the motion of chewing. Everyones inner cheek is a patchwork of scar tissue. Either God wants us to bite our cheeks - or he made a mistake in the design. Either way - it's proof that he's not as "intelligent" as theists would have us believe. And if God is going to take credit for all of the good stuff (I was cured of cancer - Thank you god) - then he can take credit for the bad stuff aswell (I have cancer - Curse you God!) And I have one word for the quote "the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence" - and that word is "Elves". (but could be replaced with pixies, faires or unicorns). The meaning of my life seems to be to argue - with everyone - about everything! | 2011-02-16 13:28:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| I'm disappointed no British guy posted the Monty Python's song before me | 2011-02-16 15:30:00 Author: OmegaSlayer Posts: 5112 |
| To go up to the world in your life and make something happen no matter how big or small and say "Hey world I'm (Insert name)! And I did something useful!" | 2011-02-16 15:48:00 Author: The age of LOLZ  Posts: 229 |
| It's not "free will", I don't deliberately think "I'm going to eat the inside of my face - aswell as this steak *nom*" - it happens because of the motion of chewing. Everyones inner cheek is a patchwork of scar tissue. Either God wants us to bite our cheeks - or he made a mistake in the design. I eat very slowly, so I rarely chew on my tongue or cheek. Maybe you should try to chew slowly? Maybe God designed us not to rush our food down our throats? Am I poorly designed because I have to stretch before working out? Maybe this is the only way to properly create a human being? Do you think God could make us any more perfect than we are? Having free will causes us to hurt ourselves. And sometimes, stuff just happens. Either way - it's proof that he's not as "intelligent" as theists would have us believe. And if God is going to take credit for all of the good stuff (I was cured of cancer - Thank you god) - then he can take credit for the bad stuff aswell (I have cancer - Curse you God!) Or God shouldn't be blamed for any of those things because he doesn't have control over them? If someone has the free will to make a chamber that has the HIV virus in it, then someone has the free will to walk in and conceive the virus. I think we have slight control over the good and bad things that happen to us. At least from my life experience, that's how I feel. But again sometimes things just happen. It's no ones fault. And I have one word for the quote "the absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence" - and that word is "Elves". (but could be replaced with pixies, faires or unicorns). If I claimed that I see elves everywhere, you couldn't disprove it. Proof is based on perception and that's always subjective. The meaning of my life seems to be to argue - with everyone - about everything! LOL so true! | 2011-02-16 16:34:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| Do you think God could make us any more perfect than we are? In mammal anatomy, the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve which controls the muscles of the Larynx/voicebox descends from the brain, loops around the Aorta, then back up to the Larynx. The route could me more direct. In the Giraffe, it's exactly the same situation. As the Giraffe's neck became longer over millions of years, the nerve has remained wrapped around the Aorta, making it as much as several metres long. This is a massive detour that would've been avoided by an intelligent designer. Check out this link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cH2bkZfHw4) if you're interested in this stuff (It's an animal dissection just to warn you). Aaaanyway, the meaning of life for me is just to make a difference in a positive way to as many people as possible, and to be remembered as a good person when you're gone. | 2011-02-16 17:05:00 Author: Rhys125  Posts: 841 |
| I eat very slowly, so I rarely chew on my tongue or cheek. Maybe you should try to chew slowly? Maybe God designed us not to rush our food down our throats? Am I poorly designed because I have to stretch before working out? Maybe this is the only way to properly create a human being? Do you think God could make us any more perfect than we are? Having free will causes us to hurt ourselves. And sometimes, stuff just happens. Or God shouldn't be blamed for any of those things because he doesn't have control over them? If someone has the free will to make a chamber that has the HIV virus in it, then someone has the free will to walk in and conceive the virus. I think we have slight control over the good and bad things that happen to us. At least from my life experience, that's how I feel. But again sometimes things just happen. It's no ones fault. If I claimed that I see elves everywhere, you couldn't disprove it. Proof is based on perception and that's always subjective. LOL so true! read my quote. It disproves every theory you have | 2011-02-16 18:07:00 Author: flamingemu Posts: 1872 |
| read my quote. It disproves every theory you have How? Your idea of God is based on theist views. My view of God is totally different. For example omnipotence in theist views is God can do "anything". My view is that God can do anything "possible". Theist believe there is right or wrong. (Malevolence and Benevolence) I don't think there is anything objectively right or wrong. Everything is nessecary. All I'm trying to prove is that the existence of God can't be proven or unproven. | 2011-02-16 18:40:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| In mammal anatomy, the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve which controls the muscles of the Larynx/voicebox descends from the brain, loops around the Aorta, then back up to the Larynx. The route could me more direct. In the Giraffe, it's exactly the same situation. As the Giraffe's neck became longer over millions of years, the nerve has remained wrapped around the Aorta, making it as much as several metres long. A massive detour that would've been avoided by an intelligent designer. Check out this link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cH2bkZfHw4) if you're interested in this stuff (It's an animal dissection just to warn you). Aaaanyway, the meaning of life for me is just to make a difference in a positive way to as many people as possible, and to be remembered as a good person when you're gone. Interesting. But you have to think how that would effect the rest of the body. Maybe creating it as it is allows it work to with the rest of the body. But I dunno...trying to be open-minded | 2011-02-16 18:47:00 Author: comishguy67 Posts: 849 |
| FUN! Free United Nations! | 2011-02-16 19:31:00 Author: Unknown User |
| 42 is not the meaning of life. It is the answer to the question of life, the universe and everything. Are we clear? | 2011-02-16 19:43:00 Author: Keanster96  Posts: 1436 |
| Normaly, I'm just farting around. But I'm not kidding right now. My opinion to the meaning of life is that you find the love of your live and live lucky and make the most out of it! | 2011-02-16 20:24:00 Author: Unknown User |
| If there is such thing as I God, then I will take it as he left us an empty level and we ourselves are to create whatever we want out of it. @comishguy67: HIV/AIDS was actually a disease certain african apes (or monkeys?) carried which was relatively harmless to them. That was at least the starting point. But then some humans decided to hunt and eat them and they got infected, if I am right, then HIV/AIDS is transmitted through blood normally (and the more naughty methods), so getting monkey blood on yourself that hunt-all-you-want friday was bad for HuggaBabugga. If i'm wrong I don't care anyway because I got to write a funny name . Anyway, some way or another his family continued, some moved out... And then there was an unfortunate development... I think that is the main story. | 2011-02-16 21:48:00 Author: moonwire Posts: 1627 |
| meaning of life is to have tea and eat a taco....or play LBP. Now I want a TACO dang you WESFUN you should be achamed | 2011-02-16 22:03:00 Author: WESFUN  Posts: 1336 |
| Well, all of the major religions can be boiled down to 3 basic principles. 1. Don't Kill Each Other 2. Don't steal from each other 3. Try and be nice to each other ... and these 3 principles have been used as a justification for more and bloodier wars than anything else in history If there is a meaning to life, then we clearly don't get it. Or as Eddie Izzard follows "Do unto others as you would have others done onto you". That covers all three of those ^^ I don't think he says that in this video, but it's still relevant slightly ^^ WARNING: BAD LANGUAGE AND OTHER POSSIBLY OFFENSIVE MATERIAL IN THE FOLLOWING VIDEO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-WN_z1v92k&feature=related | 2011-02-16 22:14:00 Author: Weretigr Posts: 2105 |
| The meaning of life is clearly so we can laugh at others' misfortunes Exactly. Like someone dying in LBP in a funny way like a secret trap, in a epic fail jump,and everyones favorite shake hands with sack person next to your left and slap the other sack person to your right in hole of death like the one in the movie 300. THIS IS SPARTA!!!! If there is such thing as I God, then I will take it as he left us an empty level and we ourselves are to create whatever we want out of it. Thats one way of putting it lol | 2011-02-16 22:18:00 Author: Unknown User |
| Or similarly, God = Mm and Us = community. Mm made a set of levels and the tools for us, and the community makes amazing stuff ^^ Although I still don't believe in God. I think there was some sort of force / energy that started the big bang, and I suppose we could call that God... but that's it. | 2011-02-16 22:22:00 Author: Weretigr Posts: 2105 |
| Then how come each life - without exception - ends in a death? Surely that must be the meaning, seeing as it's one of the few things guaranteed to happen to a life? Then how come each life - without exception - starts with life? Death is not the meaning | 2011-07-21 04:59:00 Author: Unknown User |
| I think God saw an the empty universe, and he felt lonely and bored, so he decided to create pepole to get entertained and have something to do. | 2011-07-23 05:43:00 Author: ALEXhatena  Posts: 1110 |
| I think God saw an the empty universe, and he felt lonely and bored, so he decided to create pepole to get entertained and have something to do. in other words: he wanted a family | 2011-07-23 06:47:00 Author: jimydog000  Posts: 813 |
| Then how come each life - without exception - starts with life? Death is not the meaning A still born baby would be an exception. With the exception of the bottom rung of the food chain, all life sustains itself by consuming other life-forms. After we die, our bodies are consumed by the bacteria that live inside us. Without all the death, life would have nothing to feed itself on. Death is actually the most important aspect of life. "I often get letters, quite frequently, from people who say how they like the programmes a lot, but I never give credit to the almighty power that created nature. To which I reply and say, "Well, it's funny that the people, when they say that this is evidence of the Almighty, always quote beautiful things. They always quote orchids and hummingbirds and butterflies and roses." But I always have to think too of a little boy sitting on the banks of a river in west Africa who has a worm boring through his eyeball, turning him blind before he's five years old. And I reply and say, "Well, presumably the God you speak about created the worm as well," and now, I find that baffling to credit a merciful God with that action. And therefore it seems to me safer to show things that I know to be truth, truthful and factual, and allow people to make up their own minds about the moralities of this thing, or indeed the theology of this thing." Sir David Attenborough, OM, CH, CVO, CBE, FRS | 2011-07-23 07:35:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| Although there really is no set meaning to life, here's the one I live by: The meaning of life is to live it, and to find your own meaning to it once you're done and observed it in full. | 2011-07-23 08:14:00 Author: Outlaw-Jack  Posts: 5757 |
| To have as much fun as you can before you die because you can't have fun when you're dead. | 2011-07-23 10:18:00 Author: Monster  Posts: 180 |
| the meaning of life is to keep the human species alive at all costs-obviously. | 2011-07-23 21:20:00 Author: Tecnoguy1  Posts: 206 |
| Well after from reading this, I want to ask you guys a question, if their really was life after death, are you prepared? | 2011-07-28 09:37:00 Author: TheDesertDrifter  Posts: 72 |
| Well after from reading this, I want to ask you guys a question, if their really was life after death, are you prepared? I bear no responsibility for the discussions that follow In my opinion. No, of course there is no life after death. There are so many competing theories as so what happens to you after you die - each religion having it's own unprovable theory on what happens, be it eternal bliss/suffering, reincartnation, complete enlightenment etc etc etc. As they all have precicely Zero evidential basis, there is no method to test wether any of their claims are true - and simply picking one of those theories on an arbitrary basis such as Authority (the religion of my parents) or Geography (the religion of my country), and assuming that you know the "correct" theory and every other theory is "incorrect" is not sound logic. Most people search their own conscience for that kind of answer - again, not exactly soundly logical - to close your eyes, become insular and reify the ideas based on your own morality rather than form your ideas based on external evidential proofs. I'm more of an empirical person. What we DO know (and have proof for) - is that human "consciousness" is a construct of the brain. Your consciousness can be affected by different chemical influences on the brain, such as internally produced chemicals like endorfin or serotonin, or externally ingested chemicals like amphetamine or L.S.D. Your brain contains all of the neural pathways and connections that go into making you who you are and how you feel. If certain very specific parts of the brain are damaged, your personality can be affected. How many times have you heard that phrase "he's a different person after the accident!". This demonstrates that there isn't really an "eternal you", or that who 'you' are can change - "You" are not a 'cast-in-stone' 'for-all-eternity' entity (which I believe a "soul" is supposed to be). Indeed your body will have replaced every cell that goes into making you, every organ/bone/muscle/sinew/nerve will be replaced roughly every 8 years... so you are quite literally - not the same person you were 8 years ago. Everything that makes you "you" comes from this universe. Every atom that you are made from was created in the heart of a sun. There is no such thing as a "soul" atom. If you are going to suggest that this invisible/unprovabel thing called a "soul" somehow travels to an equally invisible/unprovable place called "heaven" based on dogmatic actions during your life - then please provide some proof for it. If there really is a soul, then why is there no proof for it? There is no evidence at all for the existence of a "soul" - however, there is evidence for the existence of a "brain". From all observable/testable evidence, it is the brain that is in charge of your personality, not this fictional idea of a "soul". Now if just a small accident during your life can have such a radical affect on your personality - then imagine the trauma that "death" does to your personality? From all observable evidence - brain activity ceases once the body dies. In fact that is when they declare you legally dead, once all brain activity has ceased. Your heart stops, blood stops pumping to the brain, it is starved of oxygen and then you are dead. You will then start to decompose as the many different bacteria that inhabit your body start to feed on your corpse. You die & that's it. That's the only thing we have true empirical evidence for. It's not down to what 'you' personally believe either. Your personal beliefs have no bearing on the physical laws of the universe. Just because you "believe" in your head that once you die you'll be mixed into the tomato sauce of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, it doesn't mean that that is what is going to happen. Sorry to burst anyones fictional bubble. Me? I've come to terms with my own mortality, and don't need the crutch of religion to console myself. But to each his own | 2011-07-28 10:26:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| There is a meaning? I thought God was just playing The Sims. In honesty I live my life just trying to be a nice person and to make closer my relationship with my God. I believe there are several meanings, I think they differ for each individual. Everyone believes different things and therefore, I believe there is no specific meaning to life. The individual determines how they want to live their life and decides what they think. Mabye somewhere in the vast universe God will know the true meaning, but as for us religious humans I think we are not meant to discover it until we look deeper into our religious life. | 2011-07-28 13:35:00 Author: craigmond  Posts: 2426 |
| I bear no responsibility for the discussions that follow In my opinion. No, of course there is no life after death. There are so many competing theories as so what happens to you after you die - each religion having it's own unprovable theory on what happens, be it eternal bliss/suffering, reincartnation, complete enlightenment etc etc etc. As they all have precicely Zero evidential basis, there is no method to test wether any of their claims are true - and simply picking one of those theories on an arbitrary basis such as Authority (the religion of my parents) or Geography (the religion of my country), and assuming that you know the "correct" theory and every other theory is "incorrect" is not sound logic. Most people search their own conscience for that kind of answer - again, not exactly soundly logical - to close your eyes, become insular and reify the ideas based on your own morality rather than form your ideas based on external evidential proofs. I'm more of an empirical person. What we DO know (and have proof for) - is that human "consciousness" is a construct of the brain. Your consciousness can be affected by different chemical influences on the brain, such as internally produced chemicals like endorfin or serotonin, or externally ingested chemicals like amphetamine or L.S.D. Your brain contains all of the neural pathways and connections that go into making you who you are and how you feel. If certain very specific parts of the brain are damaged, your personality can be affected. How many times have you heard that phrase "he's a different person after the accident!". This demonstrates that there isn't really an "eternal you", or that who 'you' are can change - "You" are not a 'cast-in-stone' 'for-all-eternity' entity (which I believe a "soul" is supposed to be). Indeed your body will have replaced every cell that goes into making you, every organ/bone/muscle/sinew/nerve will be replaced roughly every 8 years... so you are quite literally - not the same person you were 8 years ago. Everything that makes you "you" comes from this universe. Every atom that you are made from was created in the heart of a sun. There is no such thing as a "soul" atom. If you are going to suggest that this invisible/unprovabel thing called a "soul" somehow travels to an equally invisible/unprovable place called "heaven" based on dogmatic actions during your life - then please provide some proof for it. If there really is a soul, then why is there no proof for it? There is no evidence at all for the existence of a "soul" - however, there is evidence for the existence of a "brain". From all observable/testable evidence, it is the brain that is in charge of your personality, not this fictional idea of a "soul". Now if just a small accident during your life can have such a radical affect on your personality - then imagine the trauma that "death" does to your personality? From all observable evidence - brain activity ceases once the body dies. In fact that is when they declare you legally dead, once all brain activity has ceased. Your heart stops, blood stops pumping to the brain, it is starved of oxygen and then you are dead. You will then start to decompose as the many different bacteria that inhabit your body start to feed on your corpse. You die & that's it. That's the only thing we have true empirical evidence for. It's not down to what 'you' personally believe either. Your personal beliefs have no bearing on the physical laws of the universe. Just because you "believe" in your head that once you die you'll be mixed into the tomato sauce of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, it doesn't mean that that is what is going to happen. Sorry to burst anyones fictional bubble. Me? I've come to terms with my own mortality, and don't need the crutch of religion to console myself. But to each his own You're a legend, i actually want to add you on PSN just because you're so cool, and i recon we'll get on, i like people i can actually talk to about relevant stuff I completely agree with this post, which is written very well! The idea of an afterlife comes from the inability of the EGO to deal with its own finiteness. The EGO being the collection of experiences that culminate, rather chaotically, creating the illusion of individuality. It may seem like a 'miracle' that you became you, but it's not, you could have turned out an infinite number of different ways and you would still feel the same way about yourself, relativistically of course. Its true that there is no singular 'thing' that makes you who you are, no 'ghost in the machine'. Its simply the cumulative effect of millions of tiny molecules that react to different stimulus that have over millions of years grown together through a process of biological genesis. The outcome of which is a coherent experience, all-be-it an internal experience, the universe really is inside your head. And you may feel like you have an identity and that there is a 'you' somewhere in there. But there isn't, you are ethereal and no more than the sum of all parts, much like how enough water molecules gathered together creates 'wetness'. As for the meaning of life. There is non, we are no more than an expression of an extremely complicated system that has sprung up through the incubatery nature of having a large amount of radiation pouring into an enclosed atmosphere. Any system under these circumstances, no matter how simple, will eventually become extremely complicated (that's not to say that life will emerge.) Life, or the intelligence of life is an expression of a system that has become incredibly complex, there's no underlying reason behind it. The intelligence we have has given us the ability to contemplate things like 'meaning' because as a species we insistently seek an understanding of this arena we have found ourselves existing within, the idea of 'an ultimate meaning' is an unfortunate intellectual faux pas, although an understandable one non the less. To me the true meaning of life are the collection of things that have meaning to you as an individual. The people that mean something to you, and the knowledge that you mean something to other people, by the definition of 'meaning', that is honestly the only true assumption i can come to about life having any meaning at all. But to me it's a beautiful way of looking at this so called 'meaning of life'. Giving such a precious title to the bond you share with your loved ones and the knowledge that people care about you is to me enough. | 2011-07-30 14:02:00 Author: Epicurean Dreamer  Posts: 224 |
| Or similarly, God = Mm and Us = community. Mm made a set of levels and the tools for us, and the community makes amazing stuff ^^ Although I still don't believe in God. I think there was some sort of force / energy that started the big bang, and I suppose we could call that God... but that's it. You forgot the Fall of Man (H4H levels, cool pages overcome with failure). Anyway, the meaning of life is to worship God, ride rollercoasters, and eat delicious food. | 2011-08-01 23:35:00 Author: 49er Nation  Posts: 429 |
| "The meaning of life is to end, Mr. Anderson" | 2011-08-04 17:28:00 Author: Charlemagne  Posts: 513 |
| "The meaning of life is to end, Mr. Anderson" Ah! But there is no spoon! | 2011-08-04 17:40:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| Answer me this, what is the meaning of death? | 2011-08-04 17:45:00 Author: Phazerz123  Posts: 440 |
| Answer me this, what is the meaning of death? Death doesnt really have a meaning, its just a point where a lifeforms body can no longer support its energy. | 2011-08-04 17:48:00 Author: Charlemagne Posts: 513 |
| "What is the meaning of death?" Why does it have to 'mean' anything? It's a natural process of entropy that we see happening where-ever we look in the universe. Erosion acts on Mountains, but we don't say that the "meaning" of wind and rain is to cause erosion; or that the Meaning of the Mountain is to be eroded. It's just a by-product of a natural system; ie Geology, Rainfall and the movement of Air. We can understand exactly how and why the Mountain got there, and how and why it is being eroded. But as for "What is the meaning of the mountain?", the question makes absolutely no sense. (in this context - Mountain = Life) | 2011-08-04 18:19:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| "What is the meaning of death?" Why does it have to 'mean' anything? It's a natural process of entropy that we see happening where-ever we look in the universe. Erosion acts on Mountains, but we don't say that the "meaning" of wind and rain is to cause erosion; or that the Meaning of the Mountain is to be eroded. It's just a by-product of a natural system; ie Geology, Rainfall and the movement of Air. We can understand exactly how and why the Mountain got there, and how and why it is being eroded. But as for "What is the meaning of the mountain?", the question makes absolutely no sense. (in this context - Mountain = Life) That would actually make sense if there were some kind of god, but science is inanimate, so anything important that begins like life, simply resulted from a chain reaction | 2011-08-04 18:32:00 Author: Charlemagne Posts: 513 |
| I had a good answer for all this when I was 16-18 and knew everything. | 2011-08-05 01:46:00 Author: Ayneh  Posts: 2454 |
| Death has no meaning. It's just the opposite of life. I like to think that dying won't **** me off because whatever part of my brain that makes me angry will have ceased to function Before we were born, were we sad or angry or revolted for not existing as a live human being? Of course not. Then it won't bother us after our existance has ceased. The perspective of death only bothers the living, oh the irony... | 2011-08-05 20:44:00 Author: SnipySev  Posts: 2452 |
| I had a good answer for all this when I was 16-18 and knew everything. I'm 16!! So now I have the answer...and I won't tell any of you guys!!! Mahahahahahahahahaha! >: D No in all seriousness though. I wonder why us Humans are so curious as to the meaning of life?? We all kind of know that theres is no possible way to know for sure what the answer is so.....idk(right???Or wrong???). It seems like a waste of time to try for me I'll take the scientific standpoint for the meaning of life | 2011-08-05 20:57:00 Author: Amigps Posts: 564 |
| Well, we already know the Answer to Life, The Universe & Everything? =42 (http://www.google.co.uk/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&q=answer+to+life+the+universe+and+everything&oq=answer+to+li&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=196579l199249l0l201249l12l11l0l1l1l0l252l16 60l1.6.3l10) Now we just need to figure out what the question actualy means | 2011-08-07 02:28:00 Author: Macnme Posts: 1970 |
| I'm 16!! So now I have the answer...and I won't tell any of you guys!!! Mahahahahahahahahaha! >: D No in all seriousness though. I wonder why us Humans are so curious as to the meaning of life?? We all kind of know that theres is no possible way to know for sure what the answer is so.....idk(right???Or wrong???). It seems like a waste of time to try for me I'll take the scientific standpoint for the meaning of life I guess what comes closest to my own thoughts is taoism. http://www.duhtao.com/translations.html Well, we already know the Answer to Life, The Universe & Everything? =42 (http://www.google.co.uk/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=&q=answer+to+life+the+universe+and+everything&oq=answer+to+li&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=196579l199249l0l201249l12l11l0l1l1l0l252l16 60l1.6.3l10) Now we just need to figure out what the question actualy means Life is at sixes and sevens. 6x7=42 At least, that's what my granddad always used to say. | 2011-08-07 06:58:00 Author: Ayneh Posts: 2454 |
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