In looking at others search for meaning, I see this phrase quite a bit. I get the mental image of a meteor about to crash and destroy everything (including me) and someone is telling me to hurry and run around and do things before it crashes. It is as if it is a game and I have to get points before I die. Are they just telling me to keep busy so I won't think about it? Or perhaps by making it into a game with points, I won't think about the real ending of death?
For those of you who derive something from that phrase, please tell me what it does for you.
2007-08-26
23:45:39
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Matthew T
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JK; The phase I wanted analyzed is one often given as the answer to "what makes life meaningful?" My question is what is the phrase actually telling me what to do?
2007-08-27
00:37:33 ·
update #1
serema: procrastination implies that some activities are more important than others. But neither your statement nor the phase I wanted analyzed tell what those activities are. Both give the impression of urgency of doing something but both sidestep saying what that something is.
2007-08-27
01:27:59 ·
update #2