Life is a game
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Long ago I realized that this theory fits reality perfectly and that there are no real counter arguments. People try to give counter arguments, but they can't really give any and they end up merely asserting things for which is there no kind of evidence.
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Long ago I realized that this theory fits reality perfectly and that there are no real counter arguments. People try to give counter arguments, but they can't really give any and they end up merely asserting things for which is there no kind of evidence.
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I want to know the reason and that is why I asked. If you just posted this for sake of argument battle, I am not interested and can put up quite a few theories where opposition will have no comeback. If it is something else, you might want to share it with CP.
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I want to know the reason and that is why I asked. If you just posted this for sake of argument battle, I am not interested and can put up quite a few theories where opposition will have no comeback. If it is something else, you might want to share it with CP.
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And yet here you are, posting away.
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And yet here you are, posting away.
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I'm not the one that thinks it's pointless to do so, so I'm not the one being a hypocrite.
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harold aptroot wrote:
with only 1 outcome: death. You can not win this game, so you might as well give up.
If that is all that is bothering you, develop a belief in an afterlife, the nature of which depends on how you play this game. I am sure that CG can provide you with the necessary rules. :) 'Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays: Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays, And one by one back in the Closet lays. Edward Fitzgerald's transliteration of Omar Khayyam
Bob Emmett New Eugenicist - The weekly magazine for intelligent parenting. Published by the New World Order Press.
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I'm not the one that thinks it's pointless to do so, so I'm not the one being a hypocrite.
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No, see, that's contrary to your assertion that you 'might as well give up'. If you'd meant this then you would've said 'might as well NOT give up'.
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No, see, that's contrary to your assertion that you 'might as well give up'. If you'd meant this then you would've said 'might as well NOT give up'.
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It's not contrary - there is no difference in outcome between giving up and not giving up.
Giving up on life amounts to suicide. By getting out of bed, eating, posting here, you're implicitly stating that you believe that living and doing things is more desirable than not doing so.
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harold aptroot wrote:
with only 1 outcome: death. You can not win this game, so you might as well give up.
If that is all that is bothering you, develop a belief in an afterlife, the nature of which depends on how you play this game. I am sure that CG can provide you with the necessary rules. :) 'Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays: Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays, And one by one back in the Closet lays. Edward Fitzgerald's transliteration of Omar Khayyam
Bob Emmett New Eugenicist - The weekly magazine for intelligent parenting. Published by the New World Order Press.
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Marijuana doesn't make you do things like anymore than a coffee does.
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