Thought Experiment: Should Atheists End all Metabolism in Their Brain?

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The discussion centers around existential thoughts from an atheist perspective, particularly regarding the perceived futility of life and accomplishments in the face of inevitable death. Participants express feelings of depression and the struggle to find meaning without belief in an afterlife, questioning why one should strive for success if it ultimately leads to nothing. Some argue for the value of living in the moment and finding joy in small pleasures, suggesting that life can be fulfilling even without a grand purpose. The conversation also touches on personal experiences with poverty and mental health, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and finding personal fulfillment despite challenges. Ultimately, the dialogue reflects a complex interplay between despair and the search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent universe.
  • #31
this is a negative thinking style because of depression.
if you were not depressed, you would not mind what would happen after you died, you would work or search on some of your fields of interest.
 
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