RE: Why your exsistence is more worthless than you previousy thought it was.
February 5, 2014 at 2:23 pm
Yeah, it's a pity really, but what can you do, eh? Tell me something I didn't know.
It is very tempting to only assign value to things which last forever, and I am prone to this kind of thinking, but it is quite fallacious. The circumstance that it last forever would, on the face of it, not add one iota of meaning to life. Why would it, after all?
It is very tempting to only assign value to things which last forever, and I am prone to this kind of thinking, but it is quite fallacious. The circumstance that it last forever would, on the face of it, not add one iota of meaning to life. Why would it, after all?
(February 5, 2014 at 1:04 pm)x2theone2x Wrote: We as organic lifeforms will cease to function. We will die and lose our consciousness, and then we shall reemerge ourselves into the state of darkness and nothingness we were experiencing(or not experiencing) an infinite amount of foreseeable time prior before we were. The actions we perform during our life, as well as the thoughts, are universally pointless. We'll have no recollection or feeling of said actions or thoughts after death. We won't be able to look upon them or contemplate them. The memory's of your actions, feelings, and emotions will never come into play again, nor will you care if they do, because you are factually nothing. It's quite identical as if life never occurred for any organic to begin with. We as organics all share something, equality in prenatal, and equality in death; being able to do nothing, and being nothing. ( more specific you'll still be energy of some sort, disassociation of matter, etc.)
