If you picked up this book expecting a neat, polished answer to the question “What is the meaning of life?”, I admire your optimism. Unfortunately, the bad news is that no one has cracked the code yet—not philosophers, not priests, not physicists, and definitely not the guy at the bar who swore he had it all figured out after three tequila shots. The good news? You’ve joined a long tradition of humans who have been asking the same question, shaking their heads, and scribbling down wildly different answers. The question itself is suspicious. It implies life is some kind of puzzle box with a hidden latch, and if you just tug hard enough, a glowing truth will pop out. Ancient civilizations thought gods held the key. Philosophers insisted it was in reason. Scientists say it might just be “42 molecules interacting in a petri dish.” Meanwhile, most people through history were too busy finding food or not getting trampled by livestock to care much. Meaning, it turns out, is a luxury of those who aren’t actively running from saber-toothed tigers.
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