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Sintetika said: 

Good said:

It matters because you said it does. You feel what matters. People are programmed by biology to know what matters, or you won't feel anything.

Seeking purpose in the random universe sucks dick. There is no specific purpose. And why should there be, why should we dedicate our lives to a purpose-made by not us? Some god? The universe? I want humans to become gods themselves one day instead.

Good said:

The universe is a tool and we should wield it without fear to forge our path in existence. Make no mistake, the universe will try to kill you and stop you. Never fear it, never trust it and never stop. Teach the universe its place among humanity.

 I'd say we share similar goals then, perhaps just different structures of how said goals would look. 

Perhaps, my goal is not well defined, there are things I'd like to do and I generally work to put myself in a position where I could potentially try to do them one day. But improving myself and having the ability to do most of what I wish works as well (within reason).

I find this video on topic:

It shows that we can, in fact, be gods among the stars, if we live long enough to develop to that stage.

learned helplessness and fear make it impossible for people to see what they are capable of and what great things they can experience.

1)There are no "rational" assumptions, they are by definition-irrational.

2)Talking like a politician is a compliment, so thank you commander-good.

3)The fact that you think about it-makes you concerned about it-by definition, you can't backpedal to "i don't care" when you make forum topics about it.

4)Couldn't care less about idealism and philosophies, i am talking by facts, bring your own opinion not what you read.

5)No one in this post right now, is helpless, not me, not you, not jim, not commander.

The fact that you can question it-and even define it abstractly, implies that there should be at least ONE solution towards it.

If you can define-understand, and even consider something seriously. It's not desperate, you make it desperate with your actions.

So back to the "nihilism' you describe about humans dying.

It's a biological concept, not a philosophical one, it's literally-based-on-biology- and resistance to circumstances that strip you off-life, aging, viruses, lack of food, water, sleep, accidents, murder blah blah you name it.

Which get us to the next rational deduction.

If you can kill something in unlimited ways, you should be able to keep it in life with at least ONE way.

Now i am aware that this sounds like an assumption, but if there is white-there's black. That's how logic operates.