The Meaning of Life

                   Philosophy on The Meaning of Life

"What is the meaning of life? In the twentieth century most analytic philosophers either ignored the question or dismissed it as meaningless. This may be largely attributable to the influence of the school of thought known as logical positivism. Continental philosophers were always somewhat more tolerant of the question, even though they rarely put it in those familiar terms; Heidegger came close, however, with his discussion of the meaning of ‘Being’."

"The logical positivist idea that the question is meaningless seems to have filtered into the public consciousness with the idea that what is most bewildering about the question is not how it should be answered, but rather what it is asking. Douglas Adams picked up on this nicely in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, with his plot about the planet Earth being a supercomputer designed to work out what the question means – the answer having been much easier to determine."

"In the twenty-first century there have been a growing number of analytic philosophers who are prepared to take the question seriously. In doing so, they are, unusually, falling into step with the many ‘non-philosophers’ who also take the question seriously. However, the distinction drawn here between philosophers and non-philosophers may not run very deep, for death makes philosophers of us all. It is in the shadow of our own mortality that the question of the meaning of life presses on us most acutely."

Paul Howard+1

Any meanings people create in the supposed absence of natural meanings are delusions. If there is no inherent meaning, real meanings cannot be created.
Based on my study of the Vedas, I would say the meaning of life is exploring the reality of existence, consciousness, and bliss. The Vedas describe all objects as symbols of meanings (with matter representing false concepts), quite opposite to the absurd belief in an inherently meaningless world.

"Vanity of vanities; all is vanity." -- Ecclesiastes 1:2

life is a way for nature to see and experience itself.

I like the suggestions that animal and plant life is mechanisms to transform energy, and the result thereof.

The logical positivists adopted a position that countered metaphysics to the extent that enlightenment principles for government were ruled out as affirmations of something that couldn't be defended logically. When denial is the only form of agreement, anarchy is left as the alternative. Rights and constitutional government were proposals that were refuted. Constitutional monarchy could conceivably act as the most economic form for leadership, but law has been radically altered with the resurrection of the republic. Legislators should be trained in law and philosophy as they are charged with the responsibility to provide a legal framework that allows for reasonable variation in liberty.

The meaning of "LIFE" has very little to do with humans. The meaning of LIFE is a definition. Humans in the main have not apprehended that definition for themselves let alone the actual LIFE force itself. We know. We just chose to keep the power of that knowledge off the Internet.

The uncalibrated mind cannot know. The first currently living calibrated mind occurred in 1962. The calibration was an accident of the numbers. He imagined a Universe in a certain way and because his mental picture happened to match the real universe, the calibration occurred. He gained access to all and learned how to create life by relearning what it actually is.

For these reasons and more, the meaning of life must not be given to those who work daily against the forces of life and freedom. The lifespan extension device will not be made public so that the wealthy only can access the new 160 year long lifetimes while some of the few worthy poor cannot.

Ask yourself, what would you do if you become a creator in a world of co-creators who can work with entropic fields and anti-time-matter from the 4th dimension of the conscious ominverse?

Philosophy helps us to know the meaning of our life on this earth 💕

Douglas Adams is right, in this idea for the present World.

To ponder the meaning of life is ridiculous what one needs to do. is figure out how to give their life meaning