The meaning of life, matter and the universe is to see what happens

Meaning is a linguistic problem and the assumption that every symbol has to be meaningful is a cultural mistake, yet there is a reason behind the search. The point is not the dictionary definition or semantic explanation but the motivation to live. Not all questions are asked literally, some are figuratively, and some are unknowingly. The question “what is the meaning of life” is an unknowing question, unknowing what to demand. It’s a great effort, albeit it’s not a great question.

The content of life is too big to describe with words, yet there are encompassing words, at least some signifiers to what it resembles. Some suggest it’s a game, some say it’s a test. There are alternatives such as experiment, simulation, happiness, improvement, religion and hundreds of them. They’re mostly analogies to human actions. We should also name the meaning for other beings. I use a signifier that doesn’t indicate an analogy but an incongruity.

Most of the times, we think for ourselves and forget we’re a part of a family, a social group, a community, a society, a biosphere, a planet, a galaxy, a universe. The offspring of out thought can work in terms of personal matters, but when we think in a broader scope we should enlarge our grounds of thought as well. The meaning of life for a kid can be play, the meaning for humans can be happiness, but what about the universe? What does universe do? In terms of Referrodiffrential Theory, a theory that I devised to interpret the meanings of phenomenon, the universe diffrentiates and all the beings work for diffrentiation. This is the least common denominator for everything. Diffrentiation perhaps is the answer for most of the meaning inquiry, yet the object of the question is a secondary issue. The subject, the audience is more important. You don’t answer to a kid in terms of rocket science, even if the answer is hundred percent true.

Target audience requires us to change the answer completely. A normal person can understand the diffrentiation by their every day acts but we need better words to connotate. First of all, whatever we do, we don’t do it because we already have it. Even if we’ve had it before, we carry the hope to see what happens this time. Even if we’re sure it’s in the bag, we hope something different happens. If not, to see it doesn’t happen. The basic answer for basic people to understand life is “to see what happens.” We can say the universe started so that it can see what happens, in a humanistic analogy, not something in mind but something to bring to the mind.

It would be really great, astounding that we teach this to people, not predisposed judgements. Let’s remind the people why we’re here. We’re here to try, to see and be surprised with whatever happens. Besides, much has happened. There are galaxies right now, with stars at our doorsteps. The planet revolves, we didn’t know that. It was way hotter in the beginning, then it got cold and hot again. There were plants, animals and trees. Trees were a thing, they’re still popular. Then the monkeys, funny rascals. Now, we’re here, what a journey, who’d have said things come so far. How far can it go? Let’s se..

1. Striving for personal growth and self-improvement.
2. Nurturing a sense of wonder and awe for the universe.
3. Embracing the journey rather than focusing on the destination.
4. Seeking connections and meaningful interactions with others.
5. Finding purpose through acts of kindness and altruism.
6. Recognizing the interconnectedness of all life forms.
7. Honoring and respecting cultural traditions and heritage.
8. Creating a positive impact on future generations.
9. Balancing material pursuits with spiritual exploration.
10. Exploring and understanding the depths of one’s own consciousness.
11. Embracing solitude and introspection for self-discovery.
12. Cherishing moments of joy and gratitude.
13. Advocating for social justice and equality.
14. Being present and fully engaged in each moment.
15. Finding solace and healing through creativity and art.
16. Learning from challenges and using them as opportunities for growth.
17. Letting go of attachments and embracing detachment.
18. Learning from the wisdom of ancient philosophies and teachings.
19. Embracing change as an inevitable and transformative aspect of life.
20. Recognizing the beauty in the imperfections of existence.
21. Recognizing the duality of life’s light and darkness.
22. Seeking truth through critical thinking and inquiry.
23. Living authentically by staying true to one’s values and beliefs.
24. Savoring the small pleasures and simple joys of life.
25. Fostering a deep connection with the natural world.
26. Embracing the unpredictability of life’s twists and turns.
27. Finding meaning through acts of forgiveness and reconciliation.
28. Reflecting on the lessons learned from past experiences.
29. Cultivating a sense of humor and laughter.
30. Confronting mortality and living with a sense of urgency.
31. Seeking inner peace through meditation and mindfulness.
32. Honoring the cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
33. Embracing vulnerability and opening oneself to love.
34. Engaging in self-care and prioritizing mental well-being.
35. Embodying qualities of courage and resilience.
36. Promoting environmental sustainability and conservation.
37. Transcending the ego and embracing interconnectedness.
38. Navigating life with a spirit of curiosity and exploration.
39. Finding purpose through devotion to a cause greater than oneself.
40. Celebrating the uniqueness and individuality of each person.
41. Acknowledging the interconnected web of existence.
42. Embracing the unknown and embracing uncertainty.
43. Recognizing the value of life’s fleeting moments.
44. Balancing self-interest with the greater good.
45. Embracing the paradoxes and contradictions of existence.
46. Fostering a deep connection with animals and nature.
47. Seeking wisdom through reflection and introspection.
48. Embracing challenges as opportunities for transformation.
49. Advocating for mental health awareness and well-being.
50. Recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit.
51. Engaging in philanthropy and charitable efforts.
52. Navigating life’s labyrinthine paths with resilience.
53. Letting go of the need for external validation.
54. Embracing the power of vulnerability and authenticity.
55. Striving for balance between work, play, and rest.
56. Fostering a sense of community and belonging.
57. Cultivating gratitude for both the highs and lows of life.
58. Learning from the wisdom of elders and mentors.
59. Recognizing the value of human diversity and inclusivity.
60. Finding meaning in the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom.
61. Navigating the intricacies of relationships and emotions.
62. Honoring the cycles of nature and the changing seasons.
63. Embracing the concept of the hero’s journey in life.
64. Recognizing the transient nature of material possessions.
65. Striving to leave a positive mark on the world.
66. Embracing the lessons learned from mistakes and failures.
67. Seeking a deeper connection with the mysteries of the universe.
68. Letting go of the need to control and allowing life to unfold.
69. Fostering a sense of wonder for the cosmos and celestial bodies.
70. Recognizing the potential for growth in times of adversity.
71. Nurturing a sense of belonging within a global community.
72. Embracing the power of storytelling and shared narratives.
73. Finding purpose through acts of empathy and understanding.
74. Acknowledging the cyclical nature of life’s challenges.
75. Striving to achieve a state of inner harmony and balance.
76. Fostering a deep connection with music and artistic expression.
77. Seeking transformation through experiences of awe and wonder.
78. Embracing the role of a lifelong learner and explorer.
79. Recognizing the impact of one’s choices on future generations.
80. Navigating life’s complexities with a sense of resilience.
81. Embracing the lessons that come from unexpected encounters.
82. Finding solace in the beauty of silence and stillness.
83. Recognizing the interconnectedness of all living beings.
84. Fostering compassion for oneself and others.
85. Embracing the ever-evolving nature of personal identity.
86. Seeking inspiration from the interconnectedness of ecosystems.
87. Navigating life’s labyrinth with a sense of purposeful wandering.
88. Recognizing the value of patience and perseverance.
89. Striving to make meaningful contributions to the world.
90. Embracing the transformative power of forgiveness.
91. Finding purpose through the pursuit of adventure and exploration.
92. Recognizing the potential for growth in times of uncertainty.
93. Nurturing a deep sense of connection with the cosmos.
94. Embracing the interconnected web of human experiences.
95. Seeking alignment with one’s higher self and inner wisdom.
96. Finding solace in the rhythms and cycles of nature.
97. Recognizing the significance of personal authenticity.
98. Navigating the labyrinth of life with courage and curiosity.
99. Embracing the interconnectedness of love and compassion.
100. Striving to live a life of intention and conscious choices.

ChatGPT’s answers for meaning of life, August 3 version, 2023.