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3 years ago

Answer this please- what is the point in life?

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Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago

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Hope this helps :)

Marysya12 [62]3 years ago

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The point of life ahh what a wonderful topic, this is also the most argued topic that no one will ever be able to prove.

Here is a cool conspiracy theory that come from my imagination are:

1. God is an alien who has trapped us in a matrix type fake world simulation. This world is to teach us to speak learn and mature enough to enter the real world. If you kill yoself' or anything else super bad you are not worthy of the real world. Also maybe add in that the in the real world eveything lasts forever including you. Hey wait that sounds like heaven I just noticed how much it did. (Remember I don't mean to encourage suiciid.e)

Now for a real one of what the meaning of life is,

2. The meaning of life is to be kind have fun wherever you are. This means even if you are stuck on an island and about to die with your family you better be happy (contradictory huh) . I also think that you must do everything you can to not sin and be a good person.

3. You could also treat life like a video game every cool good person type thingy you do gives you +10 every bad thing you do gives you -10

So you choose what you like if you choose the last one... You better get going on doing some nice things!!!

Remember Have Fun!!!

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