The connection of things should never be ignored — according to science. It is the only way humankind has ever made sense of their surroundings — or at least translates it into something, that remotely bends to our collective mental capacity.
Our brains are not wired to comprehend vast and elusive phenomenons, like 'eternity', 'death', or even 'meaning' in itself.
What is meaning? Or rather than 'what', then 'why' is meaning? — Searching for meaning in meaning is ironic, but non the less as inviting.
What if we could erase the silent and historical knowledge, our cognitive and collective minds have gathered for generation upon generation — If we pushed 'delete', what would reappear? Religion?.. Science?.. Humankind as we know it? Would we end up repeating everything all over again?
Are we merely spawns of the universe, designed by default not to comprehend it fully — would we even be able to handle the truth, if the truth is without purpose, meaning or connections?
If the vastness of concepts like, 'Eternity' and 'A never-ending universe' — isn't and never will be, within our mental reach — Is there room for worth? No need for hope or faith? — no substance to gain, from seeking meaningless meaning?
If we keep applying the same kind of logic, to the same kind of questions — are we not just a cluster of randomly gathered atoms — eternally biting ourselves in the ass?
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