LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@matana
> defaults to Moscow
Excelent

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
No, they are a completelly different story.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
>Step 2 is meaningless if Step 4 is true.
Please, explain.
I REALLY, and I mean REEEEEAAAAAAALLLLLLYYYYY don't understand that step.

I have 2000 dollars in my pocket. Some day, I will spend them. THEY ARE MEANINGLESS!!!! How???

Either way, back you your original question @bot . While I do know, that there are christians, who did reach their beliefs rationally, I still think, that a HUGE proportion of christians did choose that belief because their brain couldn't handle either the thought of death, or the thought of life being "that bad".

And people like that end up spending 60 minutes on fediverse arguing, that I am a nihilist for enjoying a good life. Because this life is meaningless, and they are just waiting for their death and following reward.
@ArdainianRight @victor @feld
@ChristiJunior

@applejack @victor @feld @bot
Maybe, I haven't tried it.

@applejack @victor @feld @bot
Time? Yes.
But the world itself is changing, so each moment would still be unique. So, the meaning of life would still exist.

And yes, I know it wasn't the point.

@applejack @victor @feld @bot
I would still rather be immortal, but ok.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @ChristiJunior @bot
To be fair, at least you're not pointing to a tree screaming it's a proof of God, so you're above average when it comes to argumentation.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
I know you didn't.
Thanks for stating the obvious

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
Ok.
Go waste your meaningless life, and enjoy the second meaningless life, followed by third meaningless life, that was pointless, because that one ended too.

@feld @victor @bot
>and if we escape, and the universe is tearing itself, then we still have enough of time to figgure that one out.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
We're back to square one, because you still have not put a single line of reasoning behind your claim.

Claim being: The fact that I will die means, that nothing matters.

@victor Yes, it was a ticket to nihilistic dread. Do you think I'll deny that?

But that was when I was 6 years old.
Since then, I learned to appreciate the life. And you should learn that too.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
No, the fact that the sun will expand is meaningless, and you are in denial of the fact, that you and only YOU can find meaning in the short life you were given.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
Because all the things I have... I have.
And the mere fact, that you can name a time when I won't have them doesn't change anything about it.

Why is that so hard to understand?

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
No.
I am saying that I have X.
You are saying, that X is meaningless, because it's not infinite.

That is not logical, and this exact way of thinking is why I consider christianity to be dangerous to the mind.

@victor @feld @ArdainianRight @bot
Damn, you're a nihilist.
I'm sure, that every morning, you eat bread with water because after you finish eating, the taste will be soon gone anyway.

@victor @feld @bot
That actually does sound like a reasonable anwser.

@victor @feld @bot
I know

@victor @feld @bot
> If you're going to cease existing when you die, what difference does anything in this life make?

It makes literally all the difference you will ever see, and also a ton of difference for others.