Dear JohnWhat is your life philosophy? -John

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John Smith 02/14/15 (Sat) 05:45:08 No.66

Dear John
What is your life philosophy?
-John

John Smith 02/14/15 (Sat) 16:38:02 No.68

My philosophy is that that hard work pays off and that is important to keep your nose clean.

John Smith 02/14/15 (Sat) 21:39:11 No.69

Dear John,
Don't let anyone tell you how to live your life.
sincerely yours,
-John

John Smith 02/17/15 (Tue) 12:01:28 No.72

Dear John,

Well if it's simply a case of asking whether a in what state of fullness a glass of water is in, I'd say that the glass chosen to hold the water is of an inadequate size.

Quite simply, life is beyond philosophical comprehension.

John Smith 03/14/15 (Sat) 19:05:59 No.81

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I like to act like everybody I meet is a good person, until proven otherwise. Usually this pays off, as people tend to like you if you act nice to them.

If they are actually not good people, then I just avoid them. My life is very unconfrontational.

John Smith 03/18/15 (Wed) 07:08:14 No.92

just keep living

John Smith 05/21/15 (Thu) 14:22:38 No.99

Just Say No

John Smith 06/05/15 (Fri) 02:15:02 No.116

Hi John, my philosophy is something i am still developing and as such is a bit hard to explain in words although i have a good understanding of the core principles. i would break it down for you and explain its incredibly deep depths but unfortunately it is incredibly hard to explain in words and therefor i am simply going to sum it up into one sentence as best i can.

"if you aren't god then you aren't right."

-john

John Smith 06/05/15 (Fri) 09:21:33 No.121

>>116

do you believe in a god? I think it's impossible to ever know if there is one or not, so I myself do not. I think you're right in a way though: you can't find the purpose of life as an actual human, because either it is beyond our comprehension or there isn't one

Yours truly,

John

John Smith 06/09/15 (Tue) 10:54:37 No.133

I try to not over think things, and experience them as they happen.

John Smith 06/10/15 (Wed) 20:26:55 No.135

Be comfy.

>>116

I'd like it be explain, since it seems somewhat interesting but not too interesting.

>>121

I believe most of human morality was shaped by natural selection, although I don't think life is meaningless. In my outlook, what we think is good is partial arbitrary, and it's easy to imagine entities with radically different moralities (the whole theoretical side of Machine Intelligence is focused on this). So for the most part the 'meaning of life' depends on how your consciousness came into existence; if you are a biological entity, your core morality stems from NS, if you are a machine intelligence, your core morality is shaped your purpose.

Sorry for the great wall of words, I tried to condense it as much as possible.

-John