Anger, impatience, mimicry and obscure internet memes? Despite all the odds that are seemingly stacked against it, life and all its glorious abstractions ultimately prevail at every moment! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Life is predictable yet unpredictable, so yeah, it's irrational. I don't know how all knowledge can be contained within one individual, but maybe as a collective conscious it is possible. Such as good and evil? Meaning has more depth, I believe, than just a pair of labels, but it is our nature to reduce everything into the most simple equation. It depends on the accusation and whether I was guilty of the crime. He made his choices in life, I make my own. There's also the moral aspect to be considered--are our choices merely directed by potential consequence? As an example, I think it immoral to murder. I think you eventually reach a point where you accept your limitations and give gratitude for what you do have rather than what you don't have. We can use other people as inspiration to further ourselves.
Isn't that what we are doing? Having faith in the ultimate good of simply being is dealing with the uncertainty.What's the problem?
If you're referring to life, you are absolutely, undeniably correct. It can be downright horrible. I can't make any excuses for that. A rational mind might reason himself out of existence, an irrational mind might use faith to keep himself standing.
That is a noble cause, and we have reduced suffering to some degree, but I don't believe we will eliminate it. We might create more suffering in our effort to bring it to an end. What do you think?
