The meaning of life is the pursuit of happiness. Within our lives, individually, we seek nothing else other than pleasure and happiness (short-term or long-term) to keep us going. We do not live to go to work, class, or whatever. These are means of attaining some sort of happiness. Example: If I don't go to work, I will not have a roof to live under--hence, happiness will be hard to attain (for most people). So, what motivates us is the short-term happiness we seek (i.e. I have a hot date tonight!) or long-term (i.e. I want to find love, I want to see my sibling succeed). Everything else, whatever it is, is a means to this end. Whatever happiness is to the individual is up to them, but the only reason we live is to experience this--not to toil, experience sadness, or to reproduce.
What do you folks think? Agreeing is a viable option, but feel free to expound!
2006-11-18
16:52:58
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krelianbob
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