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    The meaning of life What is the meaning of life you might ask? Well there is no answer life is what you make it. So for me life is to just live and die plain and simple. As for those that think the meaning of life is to be happy, well it sucks to be them because life as I’ve experienced it is definitely not a walk in the park. You’re going to have your shitty days, week, or sometimes even months where you’ll have nothing but shit to deal with (not to say that we don’t deal with shit on a daily…

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    Seldom, one thinks of the meaning of its own existence. Further, if any is assigned, it’s usually nominated by religion or social constructs, which in reality have no productive value. This is evident in everyday conversation when one finds individuals unsure, hesitant, nervous or even unaware of this matter. For centuries though, philosophers or lovers of wisdom as defined in Latin, have sought to find the meaning of life. The different outcomes, the different interpretations and the different…

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    that these reasons are attempts to express the absurdity of life which arises from the paradoxical conscious awareness of our gratuitous stance in the world in combination with our need to take our lives seriously. Nagel defines the seemingly external viewpoint which humans are capable and bound to take, sub specie aeternitatis,…

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    The Meaning of Life Opposing forces, life and death, must coexist in order for the life cycle to continue revolving: the birth of one replaces the death of another. However, these forces do not hold an equal partnership. Life is given positive characteristics as a result of people enjoying living. Likewise, most people do not enjoy the trepidation that anticipating death brings, so they ignore the possibility of death. Those fixated on the uncertainty of death constantly live in fear of it.…

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    seemingly clear that there was no way out of it, yet Guido still chose to live his life according to how he perceives the meaning of his life is. This shows how he desires authenticity in his life, that despite being subjected to their almost inevitable situation, he still pursued how he values life through his positive antics. Authenticity is all about making the most out of life through our own perception of how valuable our life is to ourselves. Its staying true to how you give worth to your…

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    I should write one more nice thing before my classes start since you guys have been having a very bad week with school stuff and other things. Well, I want to start off by saying that you guys seem to wonder a lot about the meaning of life, and whether or not it has any meaning. I want to tell you that it does, and there is a good quote from a member of a 90’s and 2000’s rock band called Blink 182 that explains why. The guitarist, Tom Delonge, said that “When we realize how little we mean to the…

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    In this paper, I will explicate Richard Hare’s “Nothing Matters” and David Schmidtz’s “The Meaning of Life”. Richard Hare claims that if we think nothing matters at all, then we have not understood that the function of the word ‘matters’ is to express concern. Hare defends argument by describing a young man start to think “nothing matter” after reading Camus’s “The Stranger”. It is not because of the young man think nothing matters anymore, but rather confused about what it means to matter.…

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    and Anton L. Allahar state that the education system is neglecting their duty of providing students with appropriate skills like responsibility and determination in order to achieve success. The second essay The Ivy League, Mental Illness and Meaning of life, by Lauren C. Davis and William Deresiewisz, emphasizes society’s dream of achieving elite education which causes students to stray from real knowledge and learning. The documentary Generation Boomerang, shows that the majority of young…

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    Living Does anybody know what the true meaning of life in this world or what it takes to be stress free or even to be successful in life? Well a person may ask his or herself these questions because he or she is trying to find the real reason to continue to live in this opinionated world or what is his or her true destiny is in life. In the story, “Walden”, by Henry David Thoreau wrote about the events and thoughts that came to his mind while he was living at Walden Pond. In 1854, Thoreau lived…

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    article The Meaning of Life, Taylor creates a model of a meaningless life in order to undertake the larger question of ‘what is a meaningful life?’. This is done as a way of addressing the ambiguous nature of what it means to live a meaningful life, as meaning in this sense is an elusive term (Taylor, 22). By determining what a life without meaning would look like, Taylor hopes to gain a sense of what it is that allows for meaning in a life. Upon creating a model of a meaningless life, Taylor…

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