>as opposed to living?
Yes, I used this term to emphasize the fact that this thing we call life is kind of a spook.
>[citation needed]
Well, the evidences and science show life is most likely a random process, in the sense that there is no designer, "there was a rock that meet other rock" and then things started happening naturally.
>by whom?
No one, but laws of nature make some things happen when we put some objects together. Language is a spook, so I use most of these terms in a figurative way, stop paying so much attention to it, like this:
>what do you mean by "waste"
These things are fuels. This is only to emphasize the mechanical nature of it.
>what is pain, then?
The opposite of pleasure.
Avoiding pain and seeking pleasure is the exact same thing.
>why is this significant?
Because it's all predictable and there's no mystery behind our emotions, or most people emotions.
>[citation needed]
Well, if everything I said is true, then ''meaning'' is a stupid and useless word and has nothing to do with the truth.
>[citation needed], what gives this random thing you've mentioned inherent meaning?
Stop this word game. You know very well that by "meaning" I mean true meaning. Replication of species is not exactly a 'meaning' we would call "the meaning of our lives", it's only a process, and there is no final objective, as I said, it goes indefinitly, so there's no real reason behind our existence but it's still there.
>do you know what a "spook" is? read the fucking book.
I use this word here with a very particular meaning, something like "illusion".
>[citation needed]
Again, everything I said seems to converge to this conclusion.
>who's imagining it?
The psychic accident
>as opposed to intent? who made the accident?
No one made it and it's a complex machine of illusions.
>wtf is this poetry even what's the silence? what's the abyss?
I will not answer this. Whoever has ears, let them hear.
You did well, but still not enough.