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OP, frustration only comes from the expectation not met.

Try to address the problem from a different angle. The issue is not that we can't get to a solid precise point, the issue is how come we ever thought we could?

We live in a utilitarian society, that came from an industrial context and snowball effects. You do things to "get somewhere" and the thing is that we take that from granted, we accept it as the only way. So when you realize there is no utility to utility and no logic to logic and no reason to reason and no emotion to emotion, it's a shock!

That is the absurd of death, that is the absurd of life. That is the very point in which you turn to do anything from the perspective of doing that something, not from what might come of it in the future. The effort is the result, the risk is gambling and playing, your life is for your own life.

When God died, when we cut some fantasies out of our frame of mind, other ones spawned, because we didn't understand what made the first one so strong. And then we feel naked and we are. You just have to overcome your frustration, that is, let go of the expectations you had before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uto0KeDsZ7A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aIYX0TKxQ

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Holy shit, I was actually thinking about the ultimate reality that lies behind everything.