My random thought

[Heat]

This is what I think about when I lay in bed. It's just raw straight from my mind so whatever judgement you want to give it, just know i didn't think twice when writing this, I just let my mind go on.


Everyone wants to solve the worlds issues, saying "if only this happened all our issues would go away." The truth is there is no one solution to anything. When one problem is solved another rises. The sad truth is that everyone can't all be happy without sadness, it's impossible, because then no one would be happy. Our happiness would become our sadness. A world without issue is a world without meaning, we can only progress through the struggle of others. Struggle and hardship is inevitable and an immortal feeling that's forever present, that's why we must cherish the good times with the knowledge that we only have them through our struggles, and being happy means you overcame a struggle. If we were all happy, we would all be sad, joy can only exist coinciding with struggle so celebrate hardships as joy knowing your hardships are what give you joy in the first place.

[Homeless Nutter]

Uhm... No. Struggle is inevitable, because - physics. The world without struggle would have to be devoid of life. There's no point talking about "meaning", when it comes to facts of life, other than to create a fantasy, a lie, in order to manipulate sentient beings and make them accept more hardship, without complaint.

Just because struggle is inevitable - it doesn't mean we can't or shouldn't try to minimize and equalize it - by using our brains.
It's better to work smart, than to work hard.

Mindless celebration of unnecessary struggle and hardships was called communism. Among all too many other things.

[robvalue]

I agree that human nature is to become accustomed and often complacent about the state of affairs, however good they become. I also agree that everything is too complex to think that everyone can be made happy all the time.

And indeed, we seem to often be mission oriented. We like things we can achieve, and if we're all happy all the time, this would probably lead to boredom in a lot of cases.

We are programmed to contrast, and to feel happy in comparison to the times we feel sad. If we're talking strictly about our reality, then this seems inescapable. However, we should still continue to fight to end the very worst sadness in the world, even though we know it's ultimately a losing battle.

In my imaginary world, everyone can be happy all the time without there ever being any sadness. And no one gets bored of it, because they're not programmed to get bored. Boredom is itself an evolutionary product, a motivating factor to keep us on the go. There would be no boredom or sadness in my world