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- What is the difference between natural philosophy and metaphysics?
- Is it realistic to create a profitable business in our time and how difficult is it from the point of view of competition?
- It is believed that if people insult someone, then most likely they are jealous of him. Why do they do this(insult)?
- Why do I sometimes see faintly visible horizontal stripes in front of my eyes?
- Why do you want to sleep when you go from cold to warm?
Perhaps because all the most interesting, delicious, pleasant, joyful things happen only TOMORROW. It seems to me that it is worth living out of curiosity-what else interesting things will happen in your life, and how you can use it. Agree – life is a terribly interesting thing!
To live, well, maybe because after death your existence is not guaranteed and this is the only way to exist 100%? While existing, I have a chance to experience something positive, change something, learn something, but a dead person probably can't.
In the end, only when you are alive can you seek psychological help that will help you overcome the difficulties in life.
Why should I live? I want to make a movie and for this I need knowledge. I want to go camping and I need the courage to do it. I want to play guitar and I need energy to do that. I want my family, and for that I need love. All this I can only do in life. Not in death.