/lit/ - Literature

>>16168433
I don't know why you think that you're better than them. You're just a lonely human living in a world you've made for yourself, inventing questions and answering them just to make yourself feel better.
Philosophy? Spirituality? It's just a sophisticated way of justifying your own prejudices and beliefs.

Let's say you make this whole logical argument, like you solve a math problem. At the end, what is it that makes you decide that you were correct? Logic? Of course not.
Just a feeling. You feel "this makes sense", "I was thorough enough", "this is sufficient". But like with any math problem, you could just do it again and perhaps realize you've made a mistake.
However, considering "deep questions" is much trickier. There is no set of rules to follow, no certainty.

>>15996770
>I have something of a character arc going on
oh no
>I always manage to weasel out of the consequences of my actions
no no no
>always seem to have just what I need to solve my problems fall into my hands even if it comes right at the last minute.
oh no non non no

You think it's all a blessing, to escape consequences and get by the skin off your teeth - but a blessing can easily turn into curse. Those awful, horrible, traumatic experiences that you've been spared? Those are what actually makes us who we are. Your life doesn't go more smoothly without them. Just the opposite in fact. Instead of learning and changing so you're not faced with any more bullshit - you continue exactly as you were.
Sooner or later, everything is going to catch up to you though. So, I guess it's all the same in the end.