The Human Condition of Being Mortal

Life ends.

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Colored Led Light Saying “Game Over”
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The goal of this article is to sprout inspiration in others to live more deliberately.

(Feel free to skip around!)

1. Early Thoughts

When I was much younger, I habitually questioned those around me about the meaning of life and related ideas about our existence. Maybe it was the way that I worded my questions, or rather, that these types of inquiries were not very common for someone my age.

It was actually quite funny what people came up with at times.

Uniformly, everyone gave me arbitrary and fictitious-like answers. Never really anything worth thinking about.

And so, I made sure to find others that were willing to conversate with more patience and honesty.

I had many long conversations with some of my friends, but mostly with my brother. Some of the conversations were very useful. At least in terms of figuring out what exactly it was that I was after.

I slowly went through different ideas that I had come up with, but there was still a long line of questions awaiting the assortment.

2. Gradual Learning

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A.I. Student — Animal Rights Advocate | I write about philosophy, psychology, and technology.