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what is the meaning of life?

what is the TRUE meaning of life?
Depends on your religious/lack of views and moral system. A Christian would probably say to "serve god" or something, an egoist would say to maximise your own life and enjoyment, a humanist might say to make the world better for everyone.
Original post by Anonymous
what is the TRUE meaning of life?

Progression. To do something over and over again until you get better.

It seems to be a constant in life for humans to continuously improve.
Life is all about moving. Simply live your life to the fullest, and to make the most out of yourself.. As well as treat other people around you with love, and kindness. :smile:
the meaning of life is neither of our business
we're all just here for the ride
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Original post by Anonymous
what is the TRUE meaning of life?

There is no meaning of life, other than whatever meaning we give it ourselves.
However, on a biological level the meaning of life is to reproduce and pass on our genes.
As far as I am concerned The Meaning of Life is either the number "42" (according to Douglas Adams) or a movie made by Monty Python. Python sums it up quite nicely at the end.
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The meaning of life is to give your life meaning.
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The meaning of life is to give your life meaning.


That’s such a cool way of putting it !
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Original post by JuicyPearrr
That’s such a cool way of putting it !

Thank You :h:
Original post by username5789008
Depends on your religious/lack of views and moral system. A Christian would probably say to "serve god" or something, an egoist would say to maximise your own life and enjoyment, a humanist might say to make the world better for everyone.


sounds like they all think something different or may express themselves in different ways. might they all do the same thing despite their differences?

we all do thus meaning to life is to do. we can see that if we do not, do... then we have depression, inward living, health issues, etc.

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