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Dragoonback said: 

Spatial Mind said: 

 Science suggests every part of the body has a purpose. Heart,  lungs, bones, kidneys, liver. 

A womb has a purpose. As do the genitals. Both genders have a purpose. 

The hands. Look at them. The way it can twist on a wrist. It's for something. It has purpose.

DNA code is so complex, by description it would take 1 person 50 years to write. A, C, T, G, 

The brain is a biological processing engine that's more efficient and flexible than any computer we've made. It controls all the organs automatically alongside other functions. This too has a purpose. I'd reckon part of its purpose is to also experience being human. 

Everything in life is borrowed. Including what you think is you. While space and time are unified, you're just a spark in time as much as you're small to space while being a part of the universe. You are made of stardust, Science knows this.  

Our purpose is to learn and experience. For some, the hard way. Science doesn't contest any of this.  

Learn as much as you can, or not. We'll find not everything we know is important. 

Yes many of you will die a jackass, but you would have still served a purpose and that is, being an example. Yes there have been many jackasses, but the nervous system filters out the consciousness to experiencing being what it is for every vessel, the illusion of duality, and in this point in time or new perspective, you're not surrounded by every vessel, so the jackass will be on display yet again. We do learn from others what works and what doesn't.  

Sure we're not like the other animals. It isn't difficult to see unlike them we're held accountable for our actions on a deeper level. And I say on a deeper level cause even the animals must at times cast out their own.

 And yet at the end of the day the brain is a sack of perishable fat. A dead person by definition cannot be a jackass. Eventually nothing will function further proving nothing ever did to begin with.

 When the body ceases to function, it doesn't dismiss the fact it served a purpose.

A dead inventor leaves behind inventions. 

Spatial Mind said: 

Dragoonback said: 

Spatial Mind said: 

 Science suggests every part of the body has a purpose. Heart,  lungs, bones, kidneys, liver. 

A womb has a purpose. As do the genitals. Both genders have a purpose. 

The hands. Look at them. The way it can twist on a wrist. It's for something. It has purpose.

DNA code is so complex, by description it would take 1 person 50 years to write. A, C, T, G, 

The brain is a biological processing engine that's more efficient and flexible than any computer we've made. It controls all the organs automatically alongside other functions. This too has a purpose. I'd reckon part of its purpose is to also experience being human. 

Everything in life is borrowed. Including what you think is you. While space and time are unified, you're just a spark in time as much as you're small to space while being a part of the universe. You are made of stardust, Science knows this.  

Our purpose is to learn and experience. For some, the hard way. Science doesn't contest any of this.  

Learn as much as you can, or not. We'll find not everything we know is important. 

Yes many of you will die a jackass, but you would have still served a purpose and that is, being an example. Yes there have been many jackasses, but the nervous system filters out the consciousness to experiencing being what it is for every vessel, the illusion of duality, and in this point in time or new perspective, you're not surrounded by every vessel, so the jackass will be on display yet again. We do learn from others what works and what doesn't.  

Sure we're not like the other animals. It isn't difficult to see unlike them we're held accountable for our actions on a deeper level. And I say on a deeper level cause even the animals must at times cast out their own.

 And yet at the end of the day the brain is a sack of perishable fat. A dead person by definition cannot be a jackass. Eventually nothing will function further proving nothing ever did to begin with.

 When the body ceases to function, it doesn't dismiss the fact it served a purpose.

If it no longer can breed, it's purpose is dead. 

All that remains is pleasure. 

Turncoat said:

If it no longer can breed, it's purpose is dead.

 Granted the "assumption" that breeding is our sole purpose is correct.

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Our purpose is over a concept that's so simple to us, to hear it makes one say "That's it ?"

All it really is. And it'll sound cheap but our purpose is to be the masterpieces that we are, and love. 

Our purpose is nothing but be the work of good and to produce good works. Anything else would've destroyed us ages ago. Yes there can be bad apples, but even they are surrounded by good works that keeps things in order so they too can have a chance. 

For example. 

Imagine what would happen if you packed an island with a bunch of karens and faggots and all kinds of self absorbed careless assholes. They wouldn't make it very far into the future no matter how advanced they were. Nor would life be any good for anyone there. 

Spatial Mind said: 

Turncoat said:

If it no longer can breed, it's purpose is dead.

 Granted the "assumption" that breeding is our sole purpose is correct.

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Our purpose is over a concept that's so simple to us, to hear it makes one say "That's it ?"

All it really is. And it'll sound cheap but our purpose is to be the masterpieces that we are, and love. 

Our purpose is nothing but be the work of good and to produce good works. Anything else would've destroyed us ages ago. Yes there can be bad apples, but even they are surrounded by good works that keeps things in order so they too can have a chance. 

For example. 

Imagine what would happen if you packed an island with a bunch of karens and faggots and all kinds of self absorbed careless assholes. They wouldn't make it very far into the future no matter how advanced they were. Nor would life be any good for anyone there. 

If the Karens are male as well in this case that'd serve as a breeding population. Their children would be second generation Karens who are raised by first generation Karens and, in time, an entire nation of Karens would potentially blossom from it in their own little slice of  Karenton or Karensville. 

The human body was not invented, it simply shifted from biological material that was already there. And while I can find that pretty or interesting, it doesn't give it any meaning, because there is no meaning or "purpose."

Turncoat said: 

If the Karens are male as well in this case that'd serve as a breeding population. Their children would be second generation Karens who are raised by first generation Karens and, in time, an entire nation of Karens would potentially blossom from it in their own little slice of  Karenton or Karensville. 

Karentopia 

Dragoonback said: 

The human body was not invented, it simply shifted from biological material that was already there.

You speak as though, as you say, "biological material" was always there. 

One thing that puzzles Science, and they have no answer to, is how anything could've came to life in the first place. Bacteria in particular. 

As for the Earth. One day a bunch of stars exploded, and it created all this soil right, and it all just magically drifted together. Also all of this H20 on the Earth ( There's a lot of water here inside and on the surface ). Yeah it all just drifted through spaces and magically came here.

That's not all. The Earth iron core ! So all this soil drifted through spaces and wrapped itself around a giant iron sphere right. While the Earth is this old, the materials it's made from is even older. True. Okay. 

Iron core happens to be useful for life, for some fluke of it being there. It generates a magnetic field which shields the Earth as it spins at a distance from a star that allows all this water to exist as a solid liquid and gas. All by accident okay.

But.... How the hell did all this bacteria, ( that also came from outer space where it cannot survive ) come to life on this massive fluke of a world, that magically spawned a circle of life where extinction means, that's it for a species. The creatures rely on one another as a food supply. The plants need us, and we need them too, gas exchange.

Totally not a set up.  

And while I can find that pretty or interesting, it doesn't give it any meaning, because there is no meaning or "purpose."

You're a philosopher all the while knowing you're not quite up there mentally. 

Who invented Language ? What are vocal chords for ? Does your text have no meaning ?

That without purpose or meaning cannot generate things of purpose or meaning. A rock will never outperform a self collapsing wave function, which is a mind, as the rock is inanimate. Not in infinity years will it come up with anything. Still, stone as a material, has a purpose. A natural one.  

Flippant child. You have no idea how lucky you are to have someone show you anything. You're not the type to impress though. 

Nothing magically drifted together. It drifts together because it's attracted to the large mass that the Earth has. Earth didn't always sustain life and wasn't always as big as it is now, but it was always had mass and density to the point it was able to clear its orbit. Actually animals don't rely on each other for food, they prey on other animals without consent as to prolong their lifespan but will eventually die anyways.

The idea that Earth happened completely by random chance, rather than by design, is viable to consider. 

Dragoonback said: 

Nothing magically drifted together. It drifts together because it's attracted to the large mass that the Earth has.

The large mass, that came to be a large mass. With an iron core. Must've just been there all along. 

Earth didn't always sustain life and wasn't always as big as it is now, but it was always had mass and density to the point it was able to clear its orbit.

So by your logic, the Earth simply always was. 

As for life, it had to come at some point obviously. Unlike the big bang, and evolution, there's no "theory" to support your belief system for how anything could have came to life in the first place.

The Earth has purpose. Serves a purpose and it's so on purpose. 

Actually animals don't rely on each other for food, they prey on other animals without consent as to prolong their lifespan but will eventually die anyways.

 Animals do rely on one another. Every predator relies on its prey to reproduce, and they will only hunt and kill their prey when it's time to eat. 

1 extinction of a species threatens the existence of another. We simply cannot be without the food chain.

Purpose.