What is the meaning of life?

[Jsmith2211]

Any Ideas Welcome! As for me, I think it is to have fun and enjoy life

[Volbet]

The meaning depends on the context. It's naïve to think that there's only one meaning.

 

But since I don't know what context I'll just say 42.

[Monkey Dust]

To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.

[flibberdipper]

PC's and porn, duh.

[Eduard the weeb]

Idk be succesful and help Humanity become dominant over the universe and to preserve communism lol 

[Drak3]

Talking philosophical, there is none.

 

Otherwise:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/life

[Eduard the weeb]

22 minutes ago, Eduard the weeb said:

Idk be succesful and help Humanity become dominant over the universe and to preserve communism lol 

Seriously Probably to be happy and to do what you believe in. Wall I could be edgy like my 12 year old self and be like DANK MEMES. I want to be happy and enjoy my life on this earth after life or not you know.

[minibois]

Acquiring tasty and rare memes

[PhantomJaguarr]

The meaning for me is to achieve the best career I can to afford the things I want like a $4500 PC.

[Bigbootyjudy]

nOT DyiNg BecAUsE Of fInALs

[Watashi]

I believe that the meaning of life is something that is different for each individual, it is never entirely set in stone. We are able to define our own meaning. I don't even think I believe there is a "meaning" of life in such a singular sense. I just have some values that I hold close to me :Being in touch with reality/staying in touch with reality, intellectual honesty, honestly, humility, open mindedness. But none of those values define a meaning to life. They are just practices I chose to engage in because I think they are engaging in

[Guest]

42

 

[EDIT]

 

dam not the first.

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[Skanky Sylveon]

To die.

[techswede]

To pay taxes until you die. 

[Sfekke]

I prefer the scientifical explanation.

We are another phase, this video explains that in detail. Make sure to warm up your brain before watching, injury might occur!

[Hiya!]

Uhmm to eat?

Cause u wont be alive if u dont.

 

And the other is to watch the world burn.

[bomberblyat]

Born -> Study -> Work -> Die

[asus killer]

make babies. That's about it, every species on the planet just exist purely to reproduce. And humans are nothing more than animals with overgrown brains. Not philosophical, religious or any kind or human rationalization but just the plain obvious.

[-TesseracT-]

To spend time doing things that you enjoy, and to benefit humanity or society in one way or another (or your family).

[Froody129]

Well that’s easy... the answer to the meaning of life... the universe... everything... is 42.

 

It’s finding out what the question is that’s the problem

 

edit: I know I’m not the first but my username obliged me to say it

[Aleks NE]

19 hours ago, Joelsome said:

Any Ideas Welcome! As for me, I think it is to have fun and enjoy life

Living and existing.

[lewdicrous]

To collect the blood of your enemies and extract all the iron from it so that you can create your personal Excalibur

[captain_to_fire]

19 hours ago, Joelsome said:

Any Ideas Welcome! As for me, I think it is to have fun and enjoy life

But it begs the question, since both living and non living objects are made up from the same 10 trillion mile clouds of hydrogen and helium which happened years ago, are living objects actually dead or alive?

 

A DNA molecule is just double stranded helix of a nitrogenous base, phosphate backbone and a 5-carbon sugar. Alone, it is not alive. A Protein is just a combination of amino acids linked but alone, it's also not alive. Chlorophyll in plants is also non-living as it's just a pigment reflecting green and absorb the rest. So what makes living things alive?

[asus killer]

2 hours ago, hey_yo_ said:

But it begs the question, since both living and non living objects are made up from the same 10 trillion mile clouds of hydrogen and helium which happened years ago, are living objects actually dead or alive?

 

A DNA molecule is just double stranded helix of a nitrogenous base, phosphate backbone and a 5-carbon sugar. Alone, it is not alive. A Protein is just a combination of amino acids linked but alone, it's also not alive. Chlorophyll in plants is also non-living as it's just a pigment reflecting green and absorb the rest. So what makes living things alive?

it's kind of weird because you answered your own question just in a weird way. First you gave the answer and then you questioned it like you did not read it. birth and death makes living things alive. 

[captain_to_fire]

2 minutes ago, asus killer said:

it's kind of weird because you answered your own question just in a weird way. First you gave the answer and then you questioned it like you did not read it. birth and death makes living things alive. 

I was paraphrasing this video from Kurzgesagt the top of my head when I typed that. I guess it came out wrong then when I wrote it. My bad.