Life has no inherent meaning. We create a sense of meaning ourselves through our efforts, actions, and thoughts. Life is more about systems: the interplay between actions, functions, thoughts, and existence. One can acknowledge that most actions have no inherent or essential value in themselves. Instead, their worth arises from their ability to achieve desired outcomes. We exist as the result of actions, and all of life is intertwined with the choices we make and the choices made by others. T...

Life has no inherent meaning. We create a sense of meaning ourselves through our efforts, actions, and thoughts. Life is more about systems: the interplay between actions, functions, thoughts, and existence. One can acknowledge that most actions have no inherent or essential value in themselves. Instead, their worth arises from their ability to achieve desired outcomes. We exist as the result of actions, and all of life is intertwined with the choices we make and the choices made by others. T...