Im not, I know there is a goal in life, but it can be altered, and changed by the decisions i make today.
I believe by taking things seriously all the time, games... small insignificant events can help prevent people who cant see the big picture from making minor mistakes in the future.
I believe in influencing others, every minor step you take, every minor decision alters your life, and the life of all around you.
I believe that if it's your time it's your time, however.. I also think you can postpone, and even reverse that effect by taking the life of the person trying to take your life.
It gets complicated.. but i think its best not to pay much attention unless you get that eerie feeling. at that time you should take a step back and assess all possible choices.
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May 22 2003, 2:13 pm
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May 22 2003, 2:15 pm
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Ever play chess?
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In response to Jotdaniel
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the game bores me
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In response to Dareb
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Its basically what you just described.
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In response to Jotdaniel
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so is life, psychology, and everything else
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In response to Dareb
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It was just an example.
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In response to Jotdaniel
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Life is a big chess game where everybody dies. Life has no meaning.
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In response to Jinjo21
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lol.
life has meaning, you just have to choose it. |
In response to Dareb
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Dareb wrote:
lol. Your meaning in life also determines your value and worth to others, so you can imagine how people see you when you have no meaning.. |
In response to Dareb
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The meaning of life is to prepare for death.
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In response to Jinjo21
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thats not a meaning in life, thats an inevitable end.
please, think the question through and then answer it, and if that was your serious answer you need help. |
In response to Dareb
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He did answer the question. The subject line is "Are you a fatalist?", and that statement sounds pretty darn fatalistic to me! =P
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In response to Crispy
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The meaning of life, just as every other obfuscated theoretical half-assed question that aims to be unanswerable, is exactly what you want it to be. It's your life, what its purpose or meaning is, is entirely up to you.
Well, thats my biased opinion anyways. Im pretty sure the reason I continue to live has nothing at all to do with preparing for death. |
In response to Alathon
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your right. But to say you have no meaning in life is merely the preparation for death.
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In response to Dareb
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Then why do we aspire to spend our time alive as best we can. If our meaning was to merely die then why dont we just keel over now?
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Dareb sagt:
Are you a Fatalist? Nope! I'm a (takes a deep breath): Anarchist reactionary running-dog revisionist Hindu muslim catholic creation/evolutionist Rational romantic mystic cynical idealist Minimal expressionist post-modern neo-symbolist Armchair rocket scientist graffiti existentialist Deconstruction primitive performance photo-realist Be-bop or a one-drop or a hip-hop lite-pop-metallist Gold adult contemporary urban country capitalist (thanks to RUSH:Roll the Bones song titled "You bet your Life" for clearing up my confusion!) |
In response to digitalmouse
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And I'm just English. And Hungish (PlanetBYOND), Ilrish (TitanNetRPG), I'm fluent in English, Fasque(Hedgerow Hall), Hedge(Hedgerow Hall), Hungart(PlanetBYOND) and I'm learning French.
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In response to Hazman
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No no no you misunderstood what I meant. I meant that the reason I am living is to prepare for heaven. Most religions do believe in a higher place. But the purpose is to clense yourself and be prepared for heaven which is pretty much death. Death really isnt as bad as the world thinks it to be. You go to a better place if you were good. And sometimes a worse form/place if you were bad.
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In response to Maz
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He said that the meaning of life is "to prepare for death", not "to die." And I think it's a pretty good answer, if vague--not that the alternative answer given is all that precise, either, although the two of them are actually pretty similar. Think of where (in the big-picture sense) and what you want to be before you die, and what you need to or want to do to get that far--that is how you would prepare for death.
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In response to Jinjo21
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"Good" doesnt really describe it all that well, and it quite misleading to some people.
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