You think there are answers?
The search for meaning is a poorly formed question.
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The search for meaning is a poorly formed question.
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Yes.
> The search for meaning is a poorly formed question.
"Why are we here? What are we meant to do? Where are we going next?" These are not poorly formed or useless questions.
Do you see the difference?
"why are we here" can mean "how did we get here, how did we come to be here" ... but if it means "for what purpose are we here" than it turns problematic again, no?
The search for reasons and hows and what happened and what's next seems a lot more interesting of questions, to me personally.