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"We give our own lives meaning. And we all do that in different ways. So yes." Ah - an existentialist! | |||
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"Life itself? Continuation of the species probably. Humans choose to impose various extra meanings on it too. " This is how I feel about it too  | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" From the various things I've seen on t'internet, you'll get a different reply from each of the current 'generations'! | |||
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"Does it need a meaning?? We are here fleetingly, just do your best to enjoy it and leave it a better place for the next generation " Everything is temporary, especially the disappointments | |||
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"We give our own lives meaning. And we all do that in different ways. So yes." Exactly that ^ I wish, as well as everybody else, to be perfectly happy; but, like everybody else, it must be in my own way - Jane Austen | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all" Nowism 101
I think it’s impossible to enjoy them all , cancer and dead babies isn’t much fun, but you can certainly find meaning through the pain if you’re that way inclined to search for it | |||
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"Knowing our personal mission further enhances the flow of mysterious coincidences as we are guided toward our destinies. First we have a question, then dreams, daydreams, and intuitions lead us toward the answers, which usually are synchronistically provided by the wisdom of another human being" That's deep Willy. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" It has many meanings and they change, evolve over time, but only two absolute truths remain constant and consistent Mr | |||
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"Knowing our personal mission further enhances the flow of mysterious coincidences as we are guided toward our destinies. First we have a question, then dreams, daydreams, and intuitions lead us toward the answers, which usually are synchronistically provided by the wisdom of another human being That's deep Willy." It is, Coyote. But it's so beautifully true. Don't you agree? | |||
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"To procreate. Been there. did that. " Wash and dry their t-shirts  | |||
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"To procreate." So if you don't procreate, your life has no meaning? | |||
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"From a genetic point of view the meaning is to pass on your dna for the species to survive. The western culture seems to have forgotten this with the obsession with capitalist dogma and ownership of homes,. Materialism " How is seeing people as nothing but DNA deliverers any better than materialism? | |||
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"From a genetic point of view the meaning is to pass on your dna for the species to survive. The western culture seems to have forgotten this with the obsession with capitalist dogma and ownership of homes,. Materialism " And most of us here love it | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" If it does I still haven't found it in my nearly 55years  | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all" Couldn’t have put it better | |||
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"OP - using a lens encompassing Wittgenstein's language games and Jacques Derrida's carnophallogocentrism, could you please critique what you mean by "meaning" and what you mean by "life"? Derrida's différance and iterability would, of course, come into play. Failing that, have a wank imagining giving a young Simone de Beauvoir one whilst ugly old JPS is tied up and cock-caged in the corner. They liked that stuff. Dirty, dirty existentialists. Dirty....." You may be pushing a boulder up a hill here I think. When push comes to shove though, it's how you feel about your situation that truly matters. Why place primacy in language at all? Perhaps it is an obstacle as much as a vehicle to connection or meaning and as such should all be placed sous rature. Or perhaps Derrida just liked talking the knickers off women? | |||
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"To quote Mr Peanutbutter from BoJack Horseman The universe is a cruel, uncaring void. The key to being happy isn't a search for meaning. It's to just keep yourself busy with unimportant nonsense, and eventually, you'll be dead" Is Mr PeanutButter made from Reeces? | |||
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"OP - using a lens encompassing Wittgenstein's language games and Jacques Derrida's carnophallogocentrism, could you please critique what you mean by "meaning" and what you mean by "life"? Derrida's différance and iterability would, of course, come into play. Failing that, have a wank imagining giving a young Simone de Beauvoir one whilst ugly old JPS is tied up and cock-caged in the corner. They liked that stuff. Dirty, dirty existentialists. Dirty..... You may be pushing a boulder up a hill here I think. When push comes to shove though, it's how you feel about your situation that truly matters. Why place primacy in language at all? Perhaps it is an obstacle as much as a vehicle to connection or meaning and as such should all be placed sous rature. Or perhaps Derrida just liked talking the knickers off women?"  .
Sartre certainly did. And so did Simone .
Dirty existentialists.
Dirty, dirty, dirty... | |||
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"We all have our individual part to play in evolution of the human species. " I honest don’t think we do. The human species will not meaningfully evolve in my lifetime or yours. | |||
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"OP - using a lens encompassing Wittgenstein's language games and Jacques Derrida's carnophallogocentrism, could you please critique what you mean by "meaning" and what you mean by "life"? Derrida's différance and iterability would, of course, come into play. Failing that, have a wank imagining giving a young Simone de Beauvoir one whilst ugly old JPS is tied up and cock-caged in the corner. They liked that stuff. Dirty, dirty existentialists. Dirty..... You may be pushing a boulder up a hill here I think. When push comes to shove though, it's how you feel about your situation that truly matters. Why place primacy in language at all? Perhaps it is an obstacle as much as a vehicle to connection or meaning and as such should all be placed sous rature. Or perhaps Derrida just liked talking the knickers off women? .
Sartre certainly did. And so did Simone .
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"We all have our individual part to play in evolution of the human species. I honest don’t think we do. The human species will not meaningfully evolve in my lifetime or yours. " Perhaps not biologically. It certainly has in other respects. | |||
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"We all have our individual part to play in evolution of the human species. I honest don’t think we do. The human species will not meaningfully evolve in my lifetime or yours. Perhaps not biologically. It certainly has in other respects." Possibly but have we learned anything other than new ways to kill and impoverish ? | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all Nowism 101
I think it’s impossible to enjoy them all , cancer and dead babies isn’t much fun, but you can certainly find meaning through the pain if you’re that way inclined to search for it "We lost a child. Taught us that life is too short, no stress no dramas. Take each day as it comes and just enjoy your family and loved ones as much as you can!. Most of all enjoy life. Mrs x | |||
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"We all have our individual part to play in evolution of the human species. I honest don’t think we do. The human species will not meaningfully evolve in my lifetime or yours. Perhaps not biologically. It certainly has in other respects. Possibly but have we learned anything other than new ways to kill and impoverish ?" I'm not sure it matters what we've learned up to this point. More that the advances in technology and knowledge sharing will have impacts far beyond our current comprehension. | |||
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"We all have our individual part to play in evolution of the human species. I honest don’t think we do. The human species will not meaningfully evolve in my lifetime or yours. Perhaps not biologically. It certainly has in other respects. Possibly but have we learned anything other than new ways to kill and impoverish ? I'm not sure it matters what we've learned up to this point. More that the advances in technology and knowledge sharing will have impacts far beyond our current comprehension." You’re right it doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things. | |||
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"The meaning of life is to create more life." Achieved that, got two daughters and now two grandsons all of them bring us joy so does anything else matter. | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all Nowism 101
I think it’s impossible to enjoy them all , cancer and dead babies isn’t much fun, but you can certainly find meaning through the pain if you’re that way inclined to search for it "Climb over today | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all Nowism 101
I think it’s impossible to enjoy them all , cancer and dead babies isn’t much fun, but you can certainly find meaning through the pain if you’re that way inclined to search for it
We lost a child. Taught us that life is too short, no stress no dramas.
Take each day as it comes and just enjoy your family and loved ones as much as you can!.
Most of all enjoy life.
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"The most cruel thing to happen to any parent x Thank you for sharing. | |||
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"The meaning of life is to create more life. Achieved that, got two daughters and now two grandsons all of them bring us joy so does anything else matter. " Not really. But I guess people that aren’t parents can feel they’ve had a fulfilled life too, so I suppose it doesn’t matter | |||
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"Life itself has no meaning. The human mind gives our life meaning. If you spend all your time looking for meaning you miss life. In short..... Bad thoughts = bad actions = bad life. Good thoughts = good actions = good life. Stop looking at yesterday and tomorrow. Climb over today and a new day dawns.... Enjoy them all Nowism 101
I think it’s impossible to enjoy them all , cancer and dead babies isn’t much fun, but you can certainly find meaning through the pain if you’re that way inclined to search for it
We lost a child. Taught us that life is too short, no stress no dramas.
Take each day as it comes and just enjoy your family and loved ones as much as you can!.
Most of all enjoy life.
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The most cruel thing to happen to any parent x Thank you for sharing."Well said. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" I turn to a great philosopher for his take on the meaning of life. . His take was that there is a vanity to existence, and that we see this futility as life unfolds. . "Futility is revealed in the whole form existence assumes: in the infiniteness of time and space contrasted with the finiteness of the individual in both; in the fleeting present as the sole form in which actuality exists; in the contingency and relativity of all things; in continual becoming without being; in continual desire without satisfaction; in the continual frustration of striving of which life consists. Time and that perishability of all things existing in time that time itself brings about is simply the form under which the will to live, which as thing in itself is imperishable, reveals to itself the vanity of its striving. Time is that by virtue of which everything becomes nothingness in our hands and loses all real value." . He wasn't one to mince words, was Schopenhauer. | |||
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"Life is a journey not a destination " This | |||
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"There's not a day goes by I don't feel regret. Not because I'm here, because you think I should. I look back on the way I was then: a young, stupid kid who did stupid things. I want to talk to him. I want to try to talk some sense to him, tell him the way things are. But I can't. That kid's long gone, and this old man is all that's left. I got to live with that. Rehabilitated? It's just a bullshit word. So you go on and stamp your form and stop wasting my time. Because to tell you the truth, I don't give a shit." Red in Shawshank??? Aww I’ll cry noo | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" Sing writers are today’s philosophers. I love some really good lyrics that make you think. Life can feed your soul, but it only has meaning if it’s something you want. A lot of my life was existing, and it didn’t have meaning. Dare to dream, and why can’t you want to live that dream? … unless your dream is running round time square naked.. that might not work out to well. But you know what I mean. Travel, eat wonderful food. Enjoy times with great people. Create stories to hand down to those who will listen and be inspired to find meaning in their own lives one day. Damn, if we are born to reproduce a new generation, make them want a good one.  | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think? I turn to a great philosopher for his take on the meaning of life. . His take was that there is a vanity to existence, and that we see this futility as life unfolds. . "Futility is revealed in the whole form existence assumes: in the infiniteness of time and space contrasted with the finiteness of the individual in both; in the fleeting present as the sole form in which actuality exists; in the contingency and relativity of all things; in continual becoming without being; in continual desire without satisfaction; in the continual frustration of striving of which life consists. Time and that perishability of all things existing in time that time itself brings about is simply the form under which the will to live, which as thing in itself is imperishable, reveals to itself the vanity of its striving. Time is that by virtue of which everything becomes nothingness in our hands and loses all real value." . He wasn't one to mince words, was Schopenhauer." He philosophised from the view of pessimism and although his works are of value he isn't one i'd cling to to give meaning to my life. He suffered long bouts of depression and this should be taken into account when enjoying his theories. His work , though published didn't gain much ground with 'established' philosophers. His works were not given great praise by his peers. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think? I turn to a great philosopher for his take on the meaning of life. . His take was that there is a vanity to existence, and that we see this futility as life unfolds. . "Futility is revealed in the whole form existence assumes: in the infiniteness of time and space contrasted with the finiteness of the individual in both; in the fleeting present as the sole form in which actuality exists; in the contingency and relativity of all things; in continual becoming without being; in continual desire without satisfaction; in the continual frustration of striving of which life consists. Time and that perishability of all things existing in time that time itself brings about is simply the form under which the will to live, which as thing in itself is imperishable, reveals to itself the vanity of its striving. Time is that by virtue of which everything becomes nothingness in our hands and loses all real value." . He wasn't one to mince words, was Schopenhauer. He philosophised from the view of pessimism and although his works are of value he isn't one i'd cling to to give meaning to my life. He suffered long bouts of depression and this should be taken into account when enjoying his theories. His work , though published didn't gain much ground with 'established' philosophers. His works were not given great praise by his peers. " His work was basically a rehash of Buddhist philosophy only without the part about liberation that makes it ultra-pessimistic as liberation was the positive part in Buddhist philosophy. But I do believe he is still well respected. Nietzsche for instance, mentions his name in his writings many times, agreeing with him on many things but not all. | |||
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"Life is a journey not a destination This " Doesn't make much sense. Life has always been the journey. Death is the destination. | |||
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"Life is a journey not a destination This Doesn't make much sense. Life has always been the journey. Death is the destination." where is that destination though?  | |||
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"Life is a journey not a destination This Doesn't make much sense. Life has always been the journey. Death is the destination." One of two things we all have in common. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think? I turn to a great philosopher for his take on the meaning of life. . His take was that there is a vanity to existence, and that we see this futility as life unfolds. . "Futility is revealed in the whole form existence assumes: in the infiniteness of time and space contrasted with the finiteness of the individual in both; in the fleeting present as the sole form in which actuality exists; in the contingency and relativity of all things; in continual becoming without being; in continual desire without satisfaction; in the continual frustration of striving of which life consists. Time and that perishability of all things existing in time that time itself brings about is simply the form under which the will to live, which as thing in itself is imperishable, reveals to itself the vanity of its striving. Time is that by virtue of which everything becomes nothingness in our hands and loses all real value." . He wasn't one to mince words, was Schopenhauer. He philosophised from the view of pessimism and although his works are of value he isn't one i'd cling to to give meaning to my life. He suffered long bouts of depression and this should be taken into account when enjoying his theories. His work , though published didn't gain much ground with 'established' philosophers. His works were not given great praise by his peers. His work was basically a rehash of Buddhist philosophy only without the part about liberation that makes it ultra-pessimistic as liberation was the positive part in Buddhist philosophy. But I do believe he is still well respected. Nietzsche for instance, mentions his name in his writings many times, agreeing with him on many things but not all." Agreed but it's respect retrospectively. He wasn't widely respected , accepted and quoted by his contemporary peers. Nietzsche wasn't exactly a bundle of laughs either AND he's a bloody hard read. | |||
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"Cheese" In the realm of gastronomic indulgence, cheese emerges as a sublime manifestation of existence's dual nature – an amalgamation of pleasure and suffering, both captivating and enigmatic. In its pungent aroma and rich texture, one discerns the eternal struggle between the will to consume and the inexorable forces of decay. The cheese, with its myriad of flavors, mirrors the intricate tapestry of human desires, forever oscillating between satiation and longing. Like life itself, it teases with transient delights, yet beneath its savory veneer lies the harsh reality of impermanence, as it succumbs to the relentless march of time. Thus, in savoring the essence of cheese, one confronts the profound truth of existence – that beauty and transience are inseparable companions on the journey through the labyrinth of being. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think? I turn to a great philosopher for his take on the meaning of life. . His take was that there is a vanity to existence, and that we see this futility as life unfolds. . "Futility is revealed in the whole form existence assumes: in the infiniteness of time and space contrasted with the finiteness of the individual in both; in the fleeting present as the sole form in which actuality exists; in the contingency and relativity of all things; in continual becoming without being; in continual desire without satisfaction; in the continual frustration of striving of which life consists. Time and that perishability of all things existing in time that time itself brings about is simply the form under which the will to live, which as thing in itself is imperishable, reveals to itself the vanity of its striving. Time is that by virtue of which everything becomes nothingness in our hands and loses all real value." . He wasn't one to mince words, was Schopenhauer. He philosophised from the view of pessimism and although his works are of value he isn't one i'd cling to to give meaning to my life. He suffered long bouts of depression and this should be taken into account when enjoying his theories. His work , though published didn't gain much ground with 'established' philosophers. His works were not given great praise by his peers. His work was basically a rehash of Buddhist philosophy only without the part about liberation that makes it ultra-pessimistic as liberation was the positive part in Buddhist philosophy. But I do believe he is still well respected. Nietzsche for instance, mentions his name in his writings many times, agreeing with him on many things but not all. Agreed but it's respect retrospectively. He wasn't widely respected , accepted and quoted by his contemporary peers. Nietzsche wasn't exactly a bundle of laughs either AND he's a bloody hard read. " Yeah Nietzsche is pretty hard to read. I made the mistake of taking up Twilight of idols first and didn't understand a damn thing. His style of aphorisms was very hard to grasp. But I recommend starting with Geneology of morals. It's clearly written in an essay format. | |||
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"I preferred your version Huggy ...." Wise men speak with few words. | |||
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"Just listening to a song that poses this question so I thought I'd open it up to the philosophers of Fab. What do you think?" Enjoy the journey and leave it a better place oh and tidy up before you go | |||
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"I preferred your version Huggy .... Wise men speak with few words. "Wisemen cheese their words Caerphilly Oh Come onnnnnnnn ........ who could resist . stop groaning ..... | |||
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"I preferred your version Huggy .... Wise men speak with few words.
Wisemen cheese their words Caerphilly
Oh Come onnnnnnnn ........ who could resist . stop groaning ....."I fed you that one. | |||
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"I preferred your version Huggy .... Wise men speak with few words.
Wisemen cheese their words Caerphilly
Oh Come onnnnnnnn ........ who could resist . stop groaning .....
I fed you that one. "That was pretty awesome tbh . | |||
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"I preferred your version Huggy .... Wise men speak with few words.
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Oh Come onnnnnnnn ........ who could resist . stop groaning ....."that's a cracker | |||
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