Re: Me and my macaroni
Colin Pink (colin@cpink.demon.co.uk)
Thu, 05 Aug 1999 10:47:45 +0100
In message <15bd2bcb.24da38bf@aol.com>, Bliss9842@aol.com writes
>I agree with Sean a lot. Once you start to worry about 'the meaning of life'
>you may begin to lose the joy of simply living. I think that the meaning of
>life, the point of being, is just to be yourself, do as much as you can and
>have fun. Don't over-analyze things, it just makes them more confusing and a
>lot less enjoyable, in my humble opinion, anyway.
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>--Jocelyn.
Absolutely. Thinking too much is a recipe for misery.
Having said that I don't think it is something one can control all that
much. Some people are by nature prone to reflect on things a lot and if
one is like that - and probably most of the people on this list are -
there isn't a lot you can do about it. I always think Wittgenstein's
idea of Philosophy as a disease he was trying to cure himself and other
people of is very true.
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Colin Pink