What is your current state of existence?

After graduating from college, I can no longer rely on my family, and now I have to work hard for my own life.

has been on the road to Bensan. It's a lot of pressure, the life circle has become small, and I often spend a day in the house on weekends, thinking about reading books and finishing some work in advance, but I don't actually do anything, brush my phone, take a nap, cook, and the day passes. Whenever night falls, my heart is actually anxious.

I'm in my twenties, I no longer rely on my family, I feel like I have a goal to strive for, and I work every day, and there must be pressure.

I'm a college student graduating and going for an internship, and I feel a lot of pressure, and I feel very motivated to earn money to support myself.

The living state is relatively comfortable, there is no need to worry about livelihood, parents will pay for their living expenses every month, and the living environment on campus is relatively safe and simple, and there will be no social fraud.

I am currently in college, and my life in school is very good, and now I rely on school life and I can't imagine how to survive in society after graduation.

Survival is the abbreviation of life and existence, and it is also the general term for all things that exist in nature to maintain their existence and develop and change. It usually refers to the existence and growth of living systems. As long as you're living, as long as you're still existing, you're surviving.

Social systems, like living systems, live in the environment. The social system is a system composed of economic, political and cultural relations between social people and them, such as a family, a company, an association, and a political party.

The social system, like the living system, has the functions of growth, adaptation and evolution, and the process of an organization from its formation to development, growth, expansion, crisis, decline, closure and reconstruction is a process of growth and evolution. In addition, the social system exists, depends on and acts on the natural environment, and the ecosystem becomes an important support for the social system, and the social system also has an important impact on the ecosystem.

Survival refers to the state in which an organism maintains its vital activities. This state may be static or dynamic, depending on the needs and conditions of the organism in its environment. The basic needs of survival include food, water, oxygen, temperature, and avoiding danger.

If these needs are not met, organisms cannot survive.

However, survival is not only about the state in which an organism is able to maintain its life activities, it also includes the ability of an organism to adapt to its environment. A living creature must be able to adapt to its environment in order to survive. This may require organisms to develop new survival strategies, adapt to new ecological niches, or utilize new resources.

The process of survival involves not only the survival of the individual, but also the survival of the species. The species of an organism must be able to survive in its environment and reproduce offspring. This means that they must have characteristics that are adapted to their environment, and these traits must be able to be passed on to future generations.

Finally, survival is not only about the survival of an organism, but also about the quality of life of the organism. A creature is able to maintain a state of its life activity, but if its quality of life is very low, then its existence is meaningless. The quality of life of a living being depends on its health, well-being, and contentment.

In conclusion, survival is a comprehensive concept that encompasses aspects such as the ability of organisms to sustain life activities in their environment, their ability to adapt to the environment, the survival of species, and the quality of life.

It is true that each of our lives is overwhelmed by everyday life, but if human existence is merely a mechanical repetition of eating and sleeping, each person will lose his uniqueness as a human being and become a "being". But I don't think that's how humans exist.

Humans should have two ways of survival.

The first is the simplest "non-intrinsic" way of survival. In this way of being, individuals are submerged in their daily lives, gradually losing themselves and living a chaotic life every day. Such a person can be said to be the epitome of thousands of people of the same type who exist in the world.

On the other hand, there is the "original way of being". It refers to a process in which human beings constantly understand themselves based on the possibility of their own existence. Only in this way can an individual discover the difference between himself and others, and then find the value of his own existence.

This is also what I think is the ideal way to survive.

To survive is to deal with external objects. External objects do not first enter language as objects of our knowledge, but rather as things that are closely related to our existence. In the words we condense our comprehension of existence.

Words such as "tree", "river", "field", "antelope", "wind", "thunder", etc., do not indicate the concept of natural objects, but a kind of relationship between these natural objects and our existence, and indicate their significance in our existence. They are a kind of sensual existence and power, and we humans have a real sense of survival for these natural objects, and in this feeling we condense our emotions, desires, and experiences. Heidegger identified the "primitive naming power" of the words used by mankind from the Sparrows.

Survival is dealing with external things. Foreign objects first enter language not as objects of our understanding, but as things that are intimately related to our existence. It condenses our understanding of the question in language.

Words such as "tree", "river", "field", "antelope", "wind", "thunder" do not refer to the concept of natural objects, but to the relationship between these natural objects and our existence, indicating their significance in our existence. They are a sensual presence and power. We humans have a real sense of survival in these natural objects, which encapsulates our emotions, desires, and experiences.

Heidegger identified the "primitive naming power" of human language

What is the best state of a person's life? Food for thought.