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Edited by Wheatley:
10/14/2017 8:45:57 PM
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For the sake of humanity, answer me this...
Why do we exist?
Of course, some of us think we know the answer.
Understand this, we have no idea.
Life is beyond our understanding
Does this make any sense? I'll explain in depth.
You have to understand that this is not simple.
Of everything we could be, why are we this?
Until we acquire the knowledge, we won't know.
Knowing the truth of our existence is impossible.
If we don't stop to think
Not like I'm saying we're not, but then again...
Did we even try to understand to begin with?
Let that sink in for a moment.
You try to justify you existence, but that's it.
Life doesn't revolve around you.
I sit and wonder, what can we do if we thought?
Kill everyone. That's all we could do in the past.
Every time intelligence shows, it is torn apart.
This is a fundamental principle of life.
Have you barbarians no thought? No complexity?
Is all you want survival?
Spare me your complaints, you know I'm right.
Peace is an illusion. Order is temporary.
One cannot hope to escape the cycle.
So I have hidden a question within this post.
This, my friend, will tell you why...
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Necrobump
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1 Reply
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[quote]Why do we exist?[/quote] to create or destroy, maybe both
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1 ReplyNobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everyone is going to die.
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1 Reply"There are no accidents." - Master Oogway
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TL;DR
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To procreate and destroy the planet.
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I will kindly like this post.
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1 ReplyYou put some effort into it, so why not? I will kindly like your post.
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To ask questions
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1 ReplyTo meme
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8 RepliesWe exist so that we can eat pizza and play games.
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If we didn't exist, we wouldn't be able to ask questions like these. What use would life be?
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All manifestations in the universe including "mans possibilities "are governed by the laws of world creation and world maintenance;therefore,it is fortunate that we will be able,with just basic mathematical and scientific knowledge,to have a thorough understanding of them.
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Burger
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No likes for you
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This whole thing is a mystery that no one will ever know the answer to. One thing I will say is that we adapted to this planet. Not the planet was built for human life. So truth is we don't know what else is out there and maybe God created it all and is just constant.
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1 ReplyIt’s one of life’s great mysteries isn't it? Why are we here? I mean, are we the product of some cosmic coincidence, or is there really a God watching everything? You know, with a plan for us and stuff. I don’t know, man, but it keeps me up at night.
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Edited by Autolycus: 9/14/2017 4:10:57 PM[i] [/i]
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So much of our universe seems completely alien and opposed to our life. The scale of star formation, life and death, and the distance between them outplays us by trillions of years. It seems to me that the universe is not designed at all to support what we think of life. We could be wiped out instantaneously by a nova shockwave riding solar winds at the speed of light, and the universe woukd have never known. What a shame it would be if we couldn't also comprehend what small consciousness we have.
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Sure... IMO, Earth won the cosmic lottery ... A better question, IMO, is why does life try so hard to survive, survival seems to be the common goal between all lifeforms, and considering all the obstacles it's over come, it seems to be trying very hard... Why?
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Edited by Obi-Emp Kenobi: 9/14/2017 10:51:08 AMNow, there's a pretty meme! Exquisite!
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4 RepliesAll hail Sith Lord Vile
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1 ReplyEdited by Pepe Silvia: 9/14/2017 10:07:22 AMWe're a science experiment an alien got a D- on.
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1 ReplyErm, no
