[gffhgjhf1]

to spend as much time of your life looking at digital screens

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[DredgenSun]

If you were to ask me now, I'd say nothing, but bearing witness to bleak montage

[earflaps]

The meaning of life is whatever you make it out to be, it varies person to person. It's also not exclusive to solely money or happiness, however it could be argued that the entire reasoning for people to seek money IS for happiness. Money = Lack of stress, the more you have, the better your living conditions will be which really closely correlates to happiness.

[IImpalaa]

the purpose of living is having fun in ur life

[notapotatofed]

Absurdists think that the human condition is essentially absurd because humans are always looking for meaning, but are completely unable to find meaning because no such meaning exists.

[00paradoxiandude]

Is it money or happiness
Do you like high -profile life？

Personally, I find the meaning of life in integrity. I find it in the search for an absolute model by which to interpret every single aspect of my living.

In the sense that my passions, my relationships, my desires, my habits... I try to contextualise everything into individual parts of my person, but they are individual parts that complement each other, they cannot be considered individually. In fact, very often people feel fragmented, compartmentalised (this is most noticeable in interpersonal relationships, where we often have the impression of wearing a mask in place of our real identity. To a certain extent this practice is clearly necessary for good social living, however I think this process happens too intensively: we have a strong tendency to pretend and not really show ourselves, both towards others and towards ourselves. Because that would imply cohesion, and cohesion implies vulnerability. Confidence in what we cannot directly control.

We often have a visceral terror of trusting the Other. Because we cannot know his or her real intentions. Well, this distrust is of course rational, because it is true, we cannot ascertain with absolute certainty the intentions of the Other. The key is not even in seeing the other person as trustworthy, of course. I think the key lies, as I said before, in seeking integrity. Only when we are sufficiently whole and consistent, first and foremost with ourselves, will we be able to govern our intuition and sensitivity.

Everything I have written in this post exhales what I think is the meaning of life, which corresponds to the pursuit of happiness.

I absolutely do not think that money is the meaning of happiness. Simply because it is not true, there are an infinite number of people who are boundlessly rich and who do not sleep well at night. Moreover, the assiduous pursuit of money dissipates our drives. We become obsessed with pure dopamine. This dispersion leads us to asepticity, leads us to the annihilation of our subjectivity.

Let me be clear, I am the first to think that money is important (especially because I value my independence so much), however, I am also convinced that it should not have the power to blind me to my real desires.

[RedPriest]

Life has no meaning so we must make one

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[olkifed]

Definitely happiness, but money can help reach that

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[HassaMassa]

Life has no meaning so we must make one

This is how I've always looked at it.

[DredgenSun]

Life has no meaning so we must make one

This is how I've always looked at it.

It's also, completely correct