"It's all a joke. All a fucking joke." - The Comedien [Watchmen]

That's all life is, isn't it? A joke. Everything we preseve as meaningful, it's all meaningless, it's all a sick joke. People live their lives trying to please a "god", or they try to amount riches that they will never end up using, or they dedicate their lives to science and try to come up with "real" answers to all of lifes questions.
But in the end, what does any of this accomplish? In my opinion, nothing. In the end, there is no inner truth, there is only death. No one knows what lays beyond death. I for one, don't believe there is anything. People believe death to be a great voyage, or a transition from one life to another. I don't think life is nearly as complicated or deep as any of those. Death is the end. Nothign more, nothing less.
When I think about life, and our species. Or any species really. I can not see an over all point. We are born, live for about 70 years, reproduce, and then die. Then repeat in the next generation. Are we getting anywhere? Some might say we are. I say not.
In my opinion, the meaning of life, is to reproduce and continue on our pointless species. That's our natural instincts. So then, if that's the meaning of life, why do we feel the need to Force everyone of our species to memorize useless facts.
Where's the point in that?
To the universe, our species, our entire life line of the human race, is nothing more then a fraction of a dot. When our time comes, it will not be noticed by the universe.

Most likely, most people who read this (which isn't many) will disagree. I've grown used to feeling like I'm the only one who thinks the way I do. Maybe it's a curse, maybe it's a gift. Who knows. When it comes to relating to people, I often can relate to people who society deem as "evil" or "mentally unhealthy". Does that mean I will become like one of those people. Only time can can answer such a question.


"In my opinion, the exsistence of life is a highly over-rated phenominon" - Dr. Manhattan [Watchmen]