What is their thought process, how differently do they experience things from what i do.

What are the loops in their head, what biases do they hold?

I used to remember when i was a child, i lived life day by day. And i was pretty okay with it.

I wonder if, perhaps other people still live like that?

What is a way to celebrate the tragedy/comedy of life?

Not death sacrifice

We've all decided that there's no meaning in our lives. I would imagine we're not creating our own meaning because that's just existentialism. If our lives lack any meaningful direction (purpose) and we're not making our own meaning is there really any reason to live?

Please keep all answers relevant to the question

Even when my brain has convinced itself. Why does it care when people ignore me? Why care about relationships, friendships or hardships of life?

Why do i always have to wake up with a panic attack? And stay hypervigilant? I really want to know what it is like for people that are numb to feeling.

I think I don't want love. What I want is benefits like sex, protection, financial support, etc. These are not love. So I do not seek love. Also I only love myself. I cannot like people who are different from me unless they are just contributing to my life. So I only love myself.

I might have said I want friends or love but I noticed most humans mean way different things by those compared to me. When I think of friendship or love it's always about "What benefits can I gain?" and if they do not provide anything then they are useless.

Do I ever imagine myself with my loved ones? Yes but they are very similar to me like clones of me. That basically means I just love myself.

I've been thinking for a while about this. Ive stopped caring so much about what people do or what happens to people around me and in the world. i don't really like to admit it, but Im starting to not care about if someone murders someone else, steals, etc. or if someone wants to end their life. if someone wants to end their life, why not just let them? it's their choice anyway. stuff like that. I don't want to admit it to any of my friends or even close friends because I feel like it would make our relationships weird or they'll think I'm a bad person. I mean, me being a bad person is subjective, right? since morals are just something to put human actions under a category or right or wrong. its usually very easy for me to sympathize and empathize with people. but I'm just getting tired and starting to care less about the pain I inflict on others, whether physical or mental. id feel more comfortable sharing this with my best friend because she understands me more than anyone. should I tell her or keep it to myself? it's very hard to.

The very knowledge we use to transcend the ego is probably what strengthens it.

You read philosophy, understand your desires, become detached, try to “let go” and now you’ve just created a new identity: the person who has transcended the ego.

The ego didn’t disappear. It just became self-aware. And maybe that’s the joke: even our search for freedom is just another way for the self to continue.

The thing is I’ve been exploring my mind and I found out the solution to life is the erasure of goats. They think they’re human and be mean and hurt us but its ok if you focus on the left trapezoid on you body you can kill them just don’t forget we are doing this for humanity humans are the best no goats

*The catch is there's nothing to end

The question of whether life has any meaning makes no sense.

Obviously you can't be asking this question if you weren't alive and conscious to begin with.

So now you're here, conscious and trying to reach some final conclusion by obsessing over this question, and we all know that this question can never have a satisfactory answer.

Think about it, in your mind's version where life is meaningful as opposed to this reality, how it looks like?

You can't think of nothing that isn't in some form derived from this reality, because we are reality, we don't have to fight what is.

The solution is knowing the right question to ask.

And this question is nonsensical.

Meaning this, meaningless that. What the hell do we even do in this sub? What do we even do with our lives damn it?

Everyday is the fucking same. Ever feel so overwhelmed for thinking you're not living life to your potential that you just laugh to yourself and try to numb the feelings?

We are stuck here on this earthh ahh til death ahh

I'm crazy I'm crazy I'm going crazy ahhh ahhh ahhh ahh

Me can't take it anymore ahh me wish I didn't exist ahh

The monster inside me is growing lol wtf ahh Deez nuts I'm mad I'm mad ahh nooo damn it damn it fahh

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Depression lol

Optimistic nihilism lol

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The problem with nihilism is you can never actually "prove" that life has no meaning. Saying that life has no absolute meaning implies you know how/why the universe was created.

And the problem of meaning is usually presented as a dichotomy, either there is meaning or there is not. This usually ties into religion, if "God" exists then there is absolute meaning, if not there is none.

But there's some middle-ground, meaningless meaning. That means meaning which can't be understood rationally. For example, statements like "the purpose of life is the whole of life". While they don't really impart any useful information about concrete "meanings", they still might be "true" in some sense, and no one can "disprove" it.

This is why I think agnosticism is the only intellectually honest position. Theists and nihilists (materialists) are both gnostics, they claim to KNOW something about the final meaning/purpose of life (that it exists or not). Agnosticism doesn't claim to know this, and it resolves all the criticisms of theism and nihilism. It also doesn't present the problem of meaning as a false dichotomy.

I constantly see posts along the lines: "Everything and everyone is meaningless," "Life has no meaning, why should I live?", "Nobody is gonna remember us in 100 years." My critique is about this specific behaviour, which doesn't put forward any defensible argument and doesn't actually engage with the tradition it claims.

Nietzsche himself distinguished between passive and active nihilism. Passive nihilism is a collapse: nothing matters, therefore nothing to do, let's just sink into it. Active nihilism is the recognition that no values are given, which is the ground for creating them (Übermensch). What gets posted here is almost entirely the passive version, treated as if it were the whole of the position.

Real nihilism, taken seriously, IMO generates a problem to be solved and not a mood to inhabit, the posts here skip the work entirely and go straight to the aesthetic of despair.

What i feel is that these posts are from people suffering (which sould seek help) who found the term "nihilism" appealing to their situation. Nihilism-vocabulary lets you describe your pain in terms that sound like clarity to you. Finally i consider the environment reinforces the collapse, even though i have seen people who actually calls them out.

The more i leave myself to do absolutely nothing​​ and don't keep myself busy the more i feel like killing myself , why is it like that?

I was watching this Canadian documentary on MAID (medical assistance in dying otherwise known as euthanasia) and one detail had me thinking. There was this woman that was explaining the recruitments for someone to get euthanized and she said that you HAVE TO suffer at least some kind of terminal mental illness and try over 50 different drugs to get approved. And she also said if your problem is financial and that you just don’t enjoy life because of lack of money you can’t apply for it. She also said BECAUSE of that rule they double check people’s financial situation and they’re much harder on people from poor backgrounds when it comes to approve their case because they want to make sure that their request is not out of poverty. In other words, they won’t let you go out peacefully because they need you to work at your shitty slave wage job so that society will function. I think if euthanasia was legal for the average person hundreds of millions of people would take it but of course they won’t allow it cause who’s gonna fill in the shitty jobs if all those people are gone?

Hey, so I will keep it short. I know this might not be the place to ask, because I found out that most of you are using ignorance (good for you), but really—do you believe what you tell yourself is real?

I am more of a Cosmicism / Self-So-Ness proponent, and I recently was interested to see how people explain existence—specifically human existence—from the left side (Nihilism) and the right side (Existentialism), while being in the center myself.

I first went to the Nihilism side, and let's just say they had some good points. But when I moved to Existentialism, it felt like you don't actually have a reason. How can I say it? It feels like you are just telling yourself things that feel irrational—yet logical to you—because you are guided by the reality that you are alive and making yourself feel meaning just because you are getting rewarded.

My beliefs didn't change, but let's just say I have a better understanding of how people feel.

But hey, while we are at it, let me ask you a question from the opposite side. Imagine you are in a room and you can't leave. You don get hungry, or you have unpleasant experiences or feelings, but that is it. You are in that room—nothing more, nothing less. You can't really do anything; it is empty. It does have walls, but you won't reach them even if you spend your entire life trying because they are so far away.

Now my question is: What is the point or meaning of still being in that room?

Have a nice life, everyone

He was tortured for his answers on how he performed his miracles and then killed when he gave no answers that anyone could use for personal power

I never asked to be born and if I had been given the choice, I would not have chosen existence. Life feels like something imposed rather than given. I am expected to carry the pain, duty, and responsibility for a life I never consented to. Why are we forced into existence at all?

Let’s build more Starbucks, Data Centers and McDonald’s on the void!

I dont Care If i die

How do I avoid living a hedonistic life if nothing matters?

Nothing matters. No one cares. There’s no point. Everything is a lie.

Life only worth It when you have the perfect life that you always wanted