First, life has no meaning from a cosmic perspective. Our lives may have meaning to one another, but they have no broader point or purpose. We are insignificant specks in a vast universe that is utterly indifferent to us. The limited meaning that our lives can have is ephemeral rather than enduring.
Excerpt From: Benatar, David. “The Human Predicament”
Excerpt From: Benatar, David. “The Human Predicament”
Memory is imagination, and imagination is memory. I don’t think we remember the past, we imagine it. We take a few props with us into the future, and out of those props we make a model, some stage set, and that’s our version of the past. Of course models decay, and they change. And so we’re constantly reshaping the past. Because the past is us. The past is our foundation