95e8d8 No.7296
I'm just a kid who thinks, I don't know a whole lot.
I can do whatever I want, though I see no reason to.
Why should I attempt to do anything? I will die and so will everything else living. There no meaning, I can assign meaning but that subjective meaning will mean nothing in the end. Don't we do things to get to the end of the task? If the end of the task will be the same no matter the actions done to get there, why not kill myself?
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6f1adc No.7300
>>7296
>Why should I attempt to do anything?
Are you trying to be convinced otherwise? Why? Is that not telling that you secretly want to do something, but seem to think you need more justification for it? If nothing matters then you don't need any justification.
>I see no reason to
Then you see reason to do nothing. Why do nothing?
Why haven't you killed yourself?
>Don't we do things to get to the end of the task?
We also do a lot of irrational things.
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95e8d8 No.7301
>>7300
I asked people and myself, why they/me hadn't killed them/myself? I don't think it needs a reason, we didn't choose a reason to be alive, do we need a reason to not be?
Killing myself is equally as right as doing anything else.
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6f1adc No.7302
>>7301
So why haven't you? Don't want to?
If you truly believe nothing matters then you wouldn't ask why you should attempt to do anything. You already have the answer.
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58256f No.7323
>>7296
Have you read Camus? Only the beginning of the Myth of Sisyphus is needed if you're lazy, it might help. Also we do not do things to get to the end of the task, at least not always. Be careful, that is an easy attack vector for your argument. Also the inevitability of death is not necessarily related to meaning and actions. Your argument could be clearer in that respect.
What if everything is different? There is no same, two things cannot be the same or otherwise they would be one. What if the only constant is change? Change and difference overriding all things in to the ultimate un-understanding. Then even two tasks in their similarity of being and outcome could never be the same, in meaning or in any sense. Can anything be meaningless at all? Maybe to prescribe meaninglessness you must prescribe meaning.
Just some thoughts.
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