Recent content by Imnosuperman

Yes I know. But sometimes it's good to talk to people. It helps

Unrelated : but I see that you post a lot. Like a lot lot. You have created 5+ threads. So I'm asking this : Are you experiencing some hardship currently? Do you need to vent and talk to someone?

Who said that? It ressembles Nietzsche. "If you look long enough into the void, the void looks back at you". But I don't recognise your quote

I don't answer, but it's because I agree

I think you're biased. Earlier, here, you mentioned philosophers. It so turned out you quoted them, without even having read them. You only were referring to a youtube video, and it was all the documentation you had at your disposal. While it's okay to be uneducated, I think it would serve the...

Wait, what? I don't understand your reaction. While I do not agree with everything @QuickTwist says, it's no reason to result to anger. He's free to have his own opinions, and especially, on a thread, he himself created. Right or wrong, he can be free to speak his mind

I find it hard to believe that a godly like figure can't come up with a better idea to get rid of sins, than put himself on a cross and die in pain.

I agree

Well, to be fair, it's not atheist people's fault, if the world has a meaning or not. The uneasiness we may feel towards lack of meaning/pointlessness of human existence is not atheist people's fault. Atheist only look at this possible reality and decides and reacts to it. But atheists never...

Personally, I'm "apatheist", I feel apathy towards theism. I don't care whether God exists or not. Besides, I think it's a stupid question to ask. If let say, God exists, he's there, and then poof, he disappears (because he can), will we be able to see the difference? Maybe universe is a well...

Well, yes, squale of theism doesn't measure your overall "faith". It only measures the faith in a given deity. "Theo" as in, God. But you can be atheist and believe in others, believe in justice, believe in family, believe in democracy, or believe in something even wilder... believe in your...

Yes. That's Nietzsche's way of looking at life. And there's a reason why Nietzsche influenced personal development. It basically is very similar. Human must work for a true purpose, something worth living for

Interesting your take. Now, that being said, I'm not sure I agree with everything you said. Both Nietzsche and Sartre try and find meaning in the human existence. It's the whole purpose of their philosophy. They are basically saying "There is no inherent meaning to life, therefore we need to...

I'm actually curious as to know : "what possibly would happen in this very specific situation?". How would human react? What does it mean about us? Etc. What's the philosophy of this? I think there is room for speculation.