Saw this. fucked me up. imagine dying suddenly on a monotonous day

saw this. fucked me up. imagine dying suddenly on a monotonous day.

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Whatever dude. Everything you do doesn't matter. Everything I do doesn't matter. No makes it out alive. Just try to get some pussy and try your best to do what you love. And if you die on a monotonous day, so what? You're just going to be forgotten in about 4 generations anyways. If that.

it does matter to me. if i'm first going to be alive, i want to enjoy it while it lasts.

Well that is part of the package. I don't know when you will die, OP. But for most people (without illness, or suicidal views) it was just another average day. Then...the reckoning, more or less fear and panic depending on the nature of the end, before the big void.

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Incorrect.
Every interaction you have with anyone every day has the potential to alter that person. Every change in that person influences how that person will influence others. The changes made by the people changed by the people you change will continue long after you're dead.
Everything matters.

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Think about your life. Think about the universe. Think about every other person that had thought their life mattered. Think about how much your daily interactions will matter when this rock we call Earth is obliterated by the swelling sun and our solar system eventually goes cold from entropy. Now think about how many civilizations and species have blinked out of existence in the same way.

Yes, pale blue dot, etc etc.
Everything that existed on the final day of any of those civilizations was the culmination of everything that had occurred previously in that civilization. The fact that something ends does not preclude the fact that its component parts were not relevant to each other. Are the notes of a song irrelevant due to the imminent end of the song? Is the plot of a movie irrelevant due to the encroaching end credit roll?

Even if the inevitable end cannot be avoided, we can still choose to make the best of the time we have.

Sure, i suppose we can all try to imagine we hutterfly effect a better world and a better self. But how can you know you made a difference? How can you quantify meaningfullness? I'm not trying to make you feel bad. I'm just saying what i believe to be the undeniable truth:
>nobody exists on purpose, nobody belongs anywhere, everybody's gonna die.
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I hate to sound cringe, but even that show has a little real knowlege sometimes.

>But how can you know you made a difference?
Ask Nikola Tesla.
One man, on whose shoulders the entire world now stands. Or just wallow in a pseudo-intellectual Back To The Future spoof. But consider that if you choose to do that, then the creator of that show has made a change in you. And here you are, attempting to spread that change to others. Attempting to lead others to the quote that changed you, that they might be changed and repeat the process. You are, in fact, attempting to make a difference even by attempting to convince others that we do not make a difference.