The Purpose...

[Envy]

Life was created from the supposed big bang countless years ago. From then galaxies have been created from clusters of nebula's and these nebula's turned into solar systems, where stars were formed and the remaining particles became planets, my point is: what is the purpose?

The galaxy has yet to stop expanding, forming more and more solar systems. Why is the universe giving us life when we as a whole are completely useless. What is the purpose of mankind and its predecessors? How are we supposed to benefit to this incomprehensible universe?

No doubt there are other planets like ours. Some less advanced, and others are more advanced. What if the more advanced civilizations already figured it out. The usage of our very existence. Which comes to the idea that what if this is a test across the entire universe: which civilization can evolutionize the quickest and the most successive.

And more...
The big bang caused the universe to expand, which comes to the thought of what would happen when the universe stops expanding and perhaps starts collapsing. My hypothesis is that this is a cycle, the universe expands and collapses destroying all that was created. But the cycle of what? What if there is something larger, larger than the universe itself and this is all just game to it, an experiment.

Endless possibilities as well as the concept of black holes. They say that black holes break through time and space itself. What if black holes actually lead to someplace other than this universe, different dimension, different universe entirely, or the thing that is larger than this universe.

The true purpose of life is out there... Discuss below

 

[Deany]

There is no purpose actually.

Life was intended to procreate that's it.
Once you die, you will be forgotten and the next generation will continue.
Sad but true.

 

[Sorrow]

People often answer this very question on a smaller scale. They perceive the question in a way that only concerns them. They'll say something like: To better yourself, to meet your companion, to live comfortably etc. But then there are others like you and I. Those who think outside the box, the minority. When asked this question we instantly perceive it as pertaining to life and humanity as a whole. I think that's interesting.

As to the answer of your question, there is none and I don't know of a possible way that we can ever come to. It's all speculation. It is interesting, though, to think about life on other planets. Different species, races, cultures, ideas, inventions, beliefs, advancements, overall knowledge. It's fascinating and unlimited. Also a little overwhelming and dissapointing too, because I want to know it all.

Nice thread.

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There is no purpose actually.

Life was intended to procreate that's it.
Once you die, you will be forgotten and the next generation will continue.
Sad but true.

How ignorant of an answer this is. So sure of yourself, as if you were speaking fact. Wow.

 

[Envy]

@Sorrow
exactly others answer the questions so inconsiderately.
To better yourself for what?
To meet your companion for what?
To live comfortably for what?
I will be living my life trying to answer my question. Even when knowing that I will never know...

 

[Sorrow]

You can educate yourself on the subject and others like it but that is tge closest you will ever get to the answer I believe.

 

[Cann!bal]

Life was created from the supposed big bang countless years ago. From then galaxies have been created from clusters of nebula's and these nebula's turned into solar systems, where stars were formed and the remaining particles became planets, my point is: what is the purpose?

The galaxy has yet to stop expanding, forming more and more solar systems. Why is the universe giving us life when we as a whole are completely useless. What is the purpose of mankind and its predecessors? How are we supposed to benefit to this incomprehensible universe?

No doubt there are other planets like ours. Some less advanced, and others are more advanced. What if the more advanced civilizations already figured it out. The usage of our very existence. Which comes to the idea that what if this is a test across the entire universe: which civilization can evolutionize the quickest and the most successive.

And more...
The big bang caused the universe to expand, which comes to the thought of what would happen when the universe stops expanding and perhaps starts collapsing. My hypothesis is that this is a cycle, the universe expands and collapses destroying all that was created. But the cycle of what? What if there is something larger, larger than the universe itself and this is all just game to it, an experiment.

Endless possibilities as well as the concept of black holes. They say that black holes break through time and space itself. What if black holes actually lead to someplace other than this universe, different dimension, different universe entirely, or the thing that is larger than this universe.

The true purpose of life is out there... Discuss below

There weren't any homo sapiens until 99.999% the way through cosmic history, so I believe it's safe to say that humans aren't the purpose. Nor do I believe life on Earth is the purpose since the universe is 13.77 billion years whilst the Earth is 4.5 billion-years-old, and the first traces of life on Earth was estimated from 3.5 billion years to 2 billion years ago. I'm not entirely confident that life is the purpose.

Also, life wasn't created when the big bang happened, the universe was created, not life necessarily. It took a while for what we would classify as life to emerge.

Have you heard of the big Bounce theory? It's similar to what you're describing. It starts as the big bang theory, but eventually once the universe expands too much(Something to deal with neutrinos overflowing or something), it'll collapse on itself into a subatomic particle and perform the big bang all over again. It's a cycle off the big bang.

I think the multiverse theory is a potentially acceptable possibility.

 

[Deany]

People often answer this very question on a smaller scale. They perceive the question in a way that only concerns them. They'll say something like: To better yourself, to meet your companion, to live comfortably etc. But then there are others like you and I. Those who think outside the box, the minority. When asked this question we instantly perceive it as pertaining to life and humanity as a whole. I think that's interesting.

As to the answer of your question, there is none and I don't know of a possible way that we can ever come to. It's all speculation. It is interesting, though, to think about life on other planets. Different species, races, cultures, ideas, inventions, beliefs, advancements, overall knowledge. It's fascinating and unlimited. Also a little overwhelming and dissapointing too, because I want to know it all.

Nice thread.

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How ignorant of an answer this is. So sure of yourself, as if you were speaking fact. Wow.

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There is no purpose and with that remark it seems you have fear. I win. GG no RE fgt.

 

[Sorrow]

You win what? Retard of the year award? I RE'd. umadbro? Fucking faggot

 

[Deany]

You win what? Retard of the year award? I RE'd. umadbro? Fucking faggot

I made you mad over the internet, therefore you let me win. Again, gg young scholar. :hattip: