What is the meaning of life? Does the world really exist? What is the meaning of existence?

The meaning of life is to pass on one's own merits. Of course, a person dies and does not feel anything, but if he passes on his merits or inheritance, his death is meaningful.

This world is also real. The purpose of the existence of this world is to prove the tenacity of life.

The meaning of life is to make your existence more meaningful, of course the world really exists, or where am I to survive? The place we live in is the world, and the meaning of existence is not to live up to your life.

Hello, I think you should have a sense of emptiness in your heart before you understand what the meaning of life is. If you can't live in the moment and you don't have a life goal in mind. Such fantasies are useless.

I suggest you find a counselor to talk to.

In a way, life really has no meaning. Everything comes from the air and goes back to the air. When people die, there is nothing left for you, and nothing has anything to do with you.

But there's no need to be afraid, because at least on this issue, everyone is the same, it's fair. Isn't it the meaning of enjoying life and living happily?

Life is like Angela's magic book, and it will be another year to scribble and change.

The connotation of life refers to a class of phenomena that naturally appear in the process of the development and change of the universe, such as self-growth, reproduction, feeling, consciousness, will, evolution, interaction, etc.

Eggs, broken from the outside are food, and broken from the inside is life.

The reason for existing: at least proving that we are alive.

Why live? After all, it's all here......

Everyone's worldview is different to this question, and the answer is different.

It is recommended to read the book "The Origin of Species" to understand how life came into being.

After reading you'll probably be yourself.

A positive life will give people the opportunity to realize value in creative work, while a negative hedonistic life will bring him satisfaction in experiencing beauty, art, or nature. But in a life in which there is neither creation nor enjoyment, but only the possibility of a higher moral action - that is, in the attitude of man towards his existence, a being limited by external forces, there is also a purpose: he cannot enjoy a creative life or enjoy a sexual life.

But it's not just about creating and enjoying that it's meaningful. If there is meaning in life, then that meaning must also exist in suffering. Pain is an integral part of life, even like life and death.

Human life is incomplete without suffering and death.