Hi mog-ponytail! What’s up? Got anything new going on in real life right now? I just got back to running on the treadmill.hi everyone
I think I know what the meaning of life is.sometimes I wonder why we exist. Are we all just one big cosmic joke creation? Or were we created to serve a purpose?
nah it's just because this idiot decided to get out of the watersometimes I wonder why we exist. Are we all just one big cosmic joke creation? Or were we created to serve a purpose?
i think about this a lot, too. there's a scientific answer thats simply just evolution. there's also a religious/spiritual answer that is creation. lots of things, but asking on a broader scale of just "why," i think that's something only you can answer. in my opinion, i think we're here for something. it could be something bigger than us, it could be something smaller. some people think they were created to love, others think they're created to help, created to create. etc.sometimes I wonder why we exist. Are we all just one big cosmic joke creation? Or were we created to serve a purpose?
i think about this a lot, too. there's a scientific answer thats simply just evolution. there's also a religious/spiritual answer that is creation. lots of things, but asking on a broader scale of just "why," i think that's something only you can answer. in my opinion, i think we're here for something. it could be something bigger than us, it could be something smaller. some people think they were created to love, others think they're created to help, created to create. etc.
philosophers have been asking that for decades. descartes, sartre, aurelius etc. existentialism has been around for a long time, maybe even longer than we've been recording it. to me, though, i follow the teachings of a brilliant philosopher that believes life, and our creation as a whole, is merely purposeful based on our own perception of what we desire and what we want to make of ourselves. she calls for a lot of active engagement in our society and our world as a whole through things like art, which could tie back to the thought of "we're created to create," but it could mean much more than that, too.
you can listen to her teachings here:
Hmm…I’m gonna say my college gen ed math course because on top of some of the units being extremely hard I had to do it remotely.So what’s the hardest math class you have ever taken? For me, it would be Introduction to Analysis. But Statistical Inference has stumped me and became the only class I got a D in when graduating.