EPTwhich you experienced for an infinite amount of time before your birth
Just way too depresed. - Page 4
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Elite00fm
United States548 Posts
which you experienced for an infinite amount of time before your birth | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
On June 05 2010 11:13 Monst3r wrote: I feel very depressed atm because of just thinking about life... I think of what happens when things die.. Do they go to a magical heaven or just rot in the ground. If their is no god, how was there a big bang, but at the same time I think how is there even a god, shouldn't god have been created by someone? I don't really think its normal for 15 year old's to think like this, but I just can't get these thoughts out of my mind. I hate when I can't get a question answered, and honestly, if I didn't have a family I would actually want to die just to see if there really is a heaven or if I shall rot in the ground. These are the same questions every single human has been tangling with for generations. This is why you will never find an answer for these questions. Make up your own answers, or forget about it. Welcome to the club. | ||
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Jaw
United States274 Posts
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
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Piste
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I'm old enough and I have an answer for you: + Show Spoiler + nothing. no life after dead. no thoughts, no mind, no soul. No happiness, no sadness. NOTHING. | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
On June 05 2010 22:32 Piste wrote: I'm pretty sure everyone has thought the same question. I'm old enough and I have an answer for you: + Show Spoiler + nothing. no life after dead. no thoughts, no mind, no soul. No happiness, no sadness. NOTHING. as it is human nature to worry about the future, that is a very grim outlook to be nothing at all | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
On June 05 2010 22:34 phosphorylation wrote: as it is human nature to worry about the future, that is a very grim outlook to be nothing at all Or is it? | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
but as i said, humans naturally worry about the future so from the current perspective, it IS grim because people fear utter emptiness | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
Personal I'd prefer some tripped out ascension to a higher plane. | ||
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
it's not terrifying but just extremely sobering peaceful? it's peaceful when i am chilling on my couch, beer in my hand, watching flash pwn noobs so i definietly had these thoughts when i was younger but now distractions and general stress distract me from it but think of this: let's say there is a higher plane of existence for your afterlife but imagine really what it would be like to exist forever? based on my existence on earth, i cannot wrap my head around it, and it's frankly a even more terrifying prospect than not existing at all so idk, either way, it's not looking too swell but maybe that has to do with the fact that it's finals week | ||
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Epicfailguy
Norway893 Posts
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SirGlinG
Sweden933 Posts
"Define religion". The core of it all is belief. Among the words that are part of the core we have. Meaning, goals, wanting, doing, living for. But the first part of all in life and religion is believing. Perhaps that's all it is. Perhaps religion isn't churches and words. Perhaps the atheist is religous as well. Perhaps religion is life. | ||
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guN-viCe
United States687 Posts
i think the purpose of life is the pursuit of happiness | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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Being depressed is ok you feel how you feel. Don't let yourself be convinced things are worse than they really are. Things will change especially if you try to change them. | ||
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bITt.mAN
Switzerland3701 Posts
On June 05 2010 22:32 Piste wrote: I'm pretty sure everyone has thought the same question. I'm old enough and I have an answer for you: nothing. no life after dead. no thoughts, no mind, no soul. No happiness, no sadness. NOTHING. This outlook on life SUCKS. With this mindset, there's no point in doing anything, 'cuz we're al gonna die anyeays' . Ask yourself: do you really feel that this could be true, do you feel that there's no reason for it all, that when we die nothing happens, just nothing. Can you come to terms with that idea, or are you uncomfortable with it. If you feel that there might be something wrong with the mindset laid out above, then believe that, believe that the useless train of thoughts, going nowhere, saying that 'there is nothing at the end of it all' is a bunch of bullshit. On June 05 2010 11:18 Superiorwolf wrote: Research both sides of the argument online and form your own opinion on the subject. Hopefully you'll find the logic and reasoning behind scientific arguments more convincing than arguments of intelligent design. Respect to Superiorwolf, but none to his judgment. Would you entrust the shape, path, direction and reason for your entire life to some internet troll? I hope you're not that stupid. If you're curious, its ok. What you need to do is ASK: Matthew 7: 7 "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. Look here Go to a local church, or other place of religious, worship and talk to people. Trust me, they will be overjoyed to just listen to you, they'll be so happy you came [personal experience]. Then I dare you to 1) find and 2) talk to someone promoting the idea that we should worship nothing (or was it science we should worship? pfft) -> atheistic, and see how they treat you. I have found that the atheistic ones are much more condescending, arrogant and militant in expressing their views, asn the religious ones are more open, caring and listening. Well then I guess that all the atheists in my city are meanies... | ||
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enzym
Germany1034 Posts
On June 05 2010 11:13 Monst3r wrote: I feel very depressed atm because of just thinking about life... I think of what happens when things die.. Do they go to a magical heaven or just rot in the ground. If their is no god, how was there a big bang, but at the same time I think how is there even a god, shouldn't god have been created by someone? I don't really think its normal for 15 year old's to think like this, but I just can't get these thoughts out of my mind. I hate when I can't get a question answered, and honestly, if I didn't have a family I would actually want to die just to see if there really is a heaven or if I shall rot in the ground. every person with a decent level of awareness will come to ask themself these questions. its a good thing, nothing to be depressed about. most people waste the existence they lead without even thinking about the implications of it. what the answers to these questions mean to you is up to you to decide. god i dont think that there is a god (cannot be proven either way, but there is no evidence suggesting there is one), and accepting one as the answer only pushes the real answer back to behind the scenes. even a god has to come from somewhere. and even if existence would necessitate a god, there is no way to tell which god (allah, yaweh, god, zeus, ...), nor would there be a way to tell what it is that this god wants. i also dont think it would be very satisfactory to accept a reason to live made up by a god instead of coming up with your own. the timespan On June 05 2010 14:03 Foreplay wrote: in the contrary - a short life makes all your time spent on things worth more instead of less, because the amount of actions you can take and influence you can make is limited.i think it's awesome that i'm gonna die someday. It makes life choices sooo much less stressful knowing that it's not going to matter when i die. the meaning of life personally i see two ways to approach the meaning of life on a rational basis. one is to know life as what it is, a form of matter occupied with procreating itself. this means that the purpose of life is to live, and the purpose of the animal called 'human' is to spread human life. but this purpose is not 'a human one', because it ignores that which makes us human. we are intelligent beings, capable of reasoning and making plans and capable of awareness greater than that of any other species. thought and the intentional creation of things and thus the creation of purpose, on this planet, are solely the human domain. since life probably ends with the death of your body i would advise you to find something that is greater than you, something that will last to beyond your death - an idea, a goal, a project or maybe just the memories you can give to other people - and use that to make your life objectively useful. i can tell you though that not many people reach that point, as the vastest piece of the human population does not care about things that dont affect them. many people are also happy with just enjoying life, which is perfectly fine, but it is no different from living in the matrix and i dont think that that is something people honestly wish for. i know i wouldnt. | ||
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SpiritoftheTunA
United States20903 Posts
posting it on a forum however, is only going to rile up the devout christians and devout atheists no matter what you choose to believe, try not to give up on reason and logic, they exist for a reason. there's literally no way to tell what will happen after death for sure, so just make life as awesome as you can, however you choose to define awesome (hopefully its not a) being depressed b) harming others c) harming yourself d) any linear combination of the above) + Show Spoiler + i know this is a really simple form of existentialism, if you think i shouldnt be giving this kind of advice then pm me | ||
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enzym
Germany1034 Posts
On June 05 2010 12:01 Divinek wrote: i gave it 5 stars because i think these are good question that EVERYONE should ask themself, and i believe that the thoughtlessness that creates problems all over the place in the world we are living in is partly due to people not asking themselves these questions.is it wrong that i auto one stared this because of the title, does that make me a bad person | ||
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On June 06 2010 06:42 enzym wrote: i gave it 5 stars because i think these are good question that EVERYONE should ask themself, and i believe that the thoughtlessness that creates problems all over the place in the world we are living in is partly due to people not asking themselves these questions. =) then you're a better man than me to actually be nice to the OP If you're in that silly cycle of if god created us who created god thing, you have to remember it can't possibly work that way since as people and our experiences we're very limited to perceiving things as to having to have a beginning and an end, which for something like that it probably really isnt the case. Though it's pretty impossible to grasp since things have to come from somewhere, but just accept it's beyond our understanding and move on! | ||
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scott desu
United States34 Posts
Although you really have to fully make up your mind, you cant fool yourself on this one. Good luck | ||
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