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What Is Existentialism?

Sisyphus 55 | March 18, 2026

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  1. @nt_md

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    I questioned my life's meaning some years ago and until now I cannot convince myself that there is a meaning. I feel comfortable with this meaninglessness because I no longer want to prove myself to anyone. I laugh at my silly self because I still strive to be a decent person while being content about acting like a bitch sometimes.

  2. @Cloo7701

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    “Why make a symphony when you will die?” Because the symphony will outlive you, and other people must live with it. Is that not enough?

  3. @scottalexander4224

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    You can believe that all we have is to make our own meaning. But that is not what Jesus said. You may mean that there is nothing beyond what our eyes and ears and other senses tell us, but that is not what Jesus said—it is not what Hawking said either. No one can force you to accept the words of Jesus which are still as true today as they were 2025 years ago. There have been as many atheists who have used violence to force their views on others as have religious people. Jesus never did!

  4. @wiredz

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    See life as a class. You inherit life, and life is nothing but an execution method getting called indefinitly for a period of time.

    Don't customize life and that cycle is all it will be untill it dies, but add instances that can connect with eachother, and suddenly every class has meaning in it's connected neighbors. Add public/private methods and the class has functionality and ways of connecting to more instances

  5. @fasdfasdfasfd

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    trash game, couldnt win got mad, broke my pc, slammed my wall, $4000 in hospital bills after i raged so hard that i smacked my leg and broke 4 bones. literally would not eccomend this to anyone except for one speciifcp erson in my life that i dislike a lot.

  6. @TheREAL_WatermelonCat

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    If you rearrange a deck of cards enough times, then statistically it will eventually be in its original formation. Due to the fact that time is infinite, the same goes for the particles in your brain. There is a higher chance of your brain briefly forming in a void complete with memories of living then there is of you actually existing on earth. The only thing you can be sure of is the existence of your mind. If you are reading this than you are likely the only real conchinceness to have ever existed in the entire universe. This theory is called the boltzmann brain.

  7. @danielthorp1716

    March 18, 2026 at 9:34 am

    I've started having existential thoughts since I moved out from my parents to living alone. It's horrible.

    I spend the majority of my time working and I barely see my friends, I come home to an empty home and I ask myself "What am I doing all of this for"?

    We set goals for ourselves, only to want something else afterwards, so what's the point in even starting anything?

    I've become fixated with this way of thinking and it's very bleak.

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