Question

What is the meaning of Life, philosophically that is?

Answer 1

flutter featheres get money

Answer 2

lol

Answer 3

Why are we here? Do we serve a greater purpose beyond the pleasure or satisfaction we get from our daily activities – however mundane or heroic they may be? Is the meaning of life internal to life, to be found inherently in life’s many activities, or is it external, to be found in a realm somehow outside of life, but to which life leads? In the internal view it’s the satisfaction and happiness we gain from our actions that justify life. This does not necessarily imply a selfish code of conduct. The external interpretation commonly makes the claim that there is a realm to which life leads after death. Our life on earth is evaluated by a supernatural being some call God, who will assign to us some reward or punishment after death. The meaning of our life, its purpose and justification, is to fulfill the expectations of God, and then to receive our final reward. But within the internal view of meaning, we can argue that meaning is best found in activities that benefit others, the community, or the Earth as a whole. It’s just that the reward for these activities has to be found here, in the satisfactions that they afford within this life, instead of in some external spirit realm. This should help alot :)

Answer 4

Life is to be free.

Answer 5

Did that help?

Answer 6

Thanks Guys! lol have you read the hitch hikers guide to the galaxy?

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

Your welcome, anytime :)

Answer 9

"Exactly, no one knows, that is the great mind boggle of the universe. No one knows."

- The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy

favorite qoute

Answer 10

Fuc*k B*tches and get money