/lit/ - Literature

that had a title like "iron chains" or "iron binds" or something like that? i think it was a self improvement book, maybe japanese, and i think the title either had something to do with iron/steel swords or chains

>>13774900
>What is meaning, really? A justification
>Do you what you want to do, and be happy
Justification and happiness are deeply connected to those who are self-aware and intelligent. They require an objectivity that goes beyond their subjectivity; is X actually good or am I deceiving myself? Am I leading a good life or simply submitting to arbitrary desires? etc

>>13775180
>>13775185
Proof depends on what paradigm you are operating on. I would say that the atheist/materialist/nihilist paradigm is self-defeating, inconsistent and baseless.
Under the assumptions of nihilism even logic becomes meaningless, why are you asking for proof? Do you believe objective, eternal truth exists? Can our thoughts discover it? Why "ought" you be rational at all? Why tell the truth all the time? Why not be deceptive sometimes? Why not just act spontaneously at others for the heck of it? What is logic grounded in and why submit to it? Why not go full Joker sometimes?

>>10222275
>i felt pain once, thus God doesn't real
t. pleb