Question & Answer

>>7656
you say this as if our lives are already over

>>7658
for all practical purposes, they are
people don't realize how short human lives are

drop the doomer mindset and thank God that you were given life at all, our lives don't end until he declares they're over

We should invent immortality o algo

one year wasted on imageboards award

It never began. You speak like anyone could simply explore space, or the new world, or do anything meaningful.
Unironically, spending time with your friends and people that also like zellig is the best thing you can do with your time.

truthnoua aboue me, you knouu

>>7656
It's only as bad as you make it. God gave us free will, and now we all have these choices- Be mopey materialistic gooners, or pray to him, love him, and be thankful he gives us another day to be better... I would take the latter, it gives me something to look forward to. Not to say you won't feel like shit sometimes, but at least you have something to fall back to. God bless Zaryan.

>>7656
I found my own circle of Zaryans and I couldn't be happier right now. Existence might suck but at least I'll experience it however I want it to

>>7656

So what are you going to do about it?

what would be doing something with it? you don't have power, you live under occupation. the US is the system least responsive to popular will in the world. you won't reach the stars, you'll drown in a sea of poo that you never had the option to vote against.

>>7695
I'll accept that you and I will never be billionaires or high-ranking government officials, but that doesn't mean you're unable to do ANYTHING with your life. Maybe, if you put your mind to it, you can (for example) create a gem that gets 2 million views on YouTube and brings people like >>7669 together. Is that really such a waste?

>>7695
>the US is the system least responsive to popular will in the world.
<inbefore complaining about "le dumb majority"