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The point, if there is one, is to find one.
This is perfect.
The point, if there is one, is to find one.
The point, if there is one, is to find one.
The point of life is to make it as [subjectively] good as possible. Agree/disagree? Thoughts?
Until when?But your point can live on and inspire other people.
And then your children will do the same to their children, and their children will do the same to their children, and so on, and so on, and so on, but for what? You're essentially saying that our only purpose is to procreate. Procreation just for the sake of keeping humanity alive for a couple of centuries can hardly be called a purpose, if at all. And to live without regretting ones past would be the same as either never failing (which is impossible) or ignoring ones failures by limiting ones perspective or pretending to never have failed.To do more good things than bad things. To contribute for your children and the next generation. To live your life in such a way that you won't regret it in old age.
No, he was saying make the quality of life better for them.Then you're not looking far enough into the future.
Anyone can understand the purpose behind picking up the remote while watching TV.
That your purpose in life is to be a servant to your children?No, he was saying make the quality of life better for them.
I suggest the point was to contribute, to use one's life as a means for creating a better, more human for future generations. There is perhaps an opposite side to contributing...injuring, sapping energy from others, dragging people down, taking selfishly. Contributing may be in some way equated with loving, and love is a very potent force for ourselves and others.That your purpose in life is to be a servant to your children?
Then without children you have no purpose, which leads us back to procreation.
Improving it for everyone; not just them. Aside from that, improving the human races existence on earth for you generally means it will improve the next generation as well-- if you'd like to look at it selfishly, the improvement of their lives is just a byproduct of improving yours.That your purpose in life is to be a servant to your children?
Then without children you have no purpose, which leads us back to procreation.