Venting The miracle of being nothing

[Darkover]

The universe was never necessary in the first place

When we realize that things have no everlasting existence that everything disintegrate due to decay or decrease in the physical quantity
When we also see that decay cannot serve as a foundation for lasting meaning or fulfillment

In being nothing we become free ,no more pain and suffering,no more injustice,no more unmet needs or desires

Nonexistence is preferable to any experience that includes suffering

It's better to have no needs or requirements to existences at all than to exist within a system where needs inevitably arise and often go unmet.

These biological machine we inherited from our parents are highly inadequate for the environment we find ourselves in
They were shaped by evolution, not designed for peace, contentment, or lasting harmony.
The mismatch between our needs and the world only deepens our suffering.

And with nonexistence, there is no more needing to work—no more struggle to maintain a fragile and temporary state of being.

All meaning is artificially imposed on a foundation that erodes beneath us.
We assign value to careers, relationships, achievements—but none can survive the decay they are built upon.

Hope sustains the machinery of suffering. It tells us tomorrow will be better, even when each tomorrow looks more like a repetition of same pain.

Consciousness allows us to reflect, but also to suffer uniquely—to remember pain, to imagine worse, to dread the future. A rock does not mourn. A star does not despair. Only we are cursed with the knowledge of our own decay.

To bring another life into being is to gamble with their suffering. Knowing what we know, is it not more merciful to end the cycle before it begins?

 

[Midnightfox]

What if there's actually something, wht if the whole belief in meaninglessness nd nothingness is just a coping mechanism i mean think about it if things were truly meaningless then pain nd suffering wouldn't be a thing nd happiness nd joy wouldn't be a thing either maybe it's abt the quest to dig up the deeper meaning out of things that shows us the meaning of life.

 

[Darkover]

What if there's actually something, wht if the whole belief in meaninglessness nd nothingness is just a coping mechanism i mean think about it if things were truly meaningless then pain nd suffering wouldn't be a thing nd happiness nd joy wouldn't be a thing either maybe it's abt the quest to dig up the deeper meaning out of things that shows us the meaning of life.

Just because we experience emotions (like joy or suffering) does not mean that life has some built-in, cosmic or objective "meaning."

Emotions are biological responses, shaped by evolution to promote survival and reproduction—not proof that existence has purpose.

Your body feels pain to avoid harm. It doesn't mean the universe has assigned that pain a greater significance.

Just because something feels significant doesn't mean it is cosmically significant.

People assign meaning to suffering (e.g., "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger") or joy (e.g., "this must be what life is about"), but these are interpretations, not proofs.

The fact that you can ask whether things are meaningful shows that meaning isn't self-evident—it must be created or imposed.

Your emotional response doesn't confirm meaning—it shows your brain is working the way evolution designed it to: seeking patterns, rewards, and survival.

The existence of joy and suffering does not prove that life has objective meaning.
It only proves that humans are conscious, emotionally reactive creatures trying to navigate an often indifferent world. Emotions reflect our experience of life—not the meaning of life.