)Hey Steemit friends! It's loope here, back again with another random thought that popped into my head while I was, uh, doing dishes (the glamorous life, amirite? 🤣).
So, I was scrubbing spaghetti sauce off a plate, and I started thinking... what is the meaning of life, anyway? Like, seriously. I know it's a total cliché, right? Everyone and their grandma has pondered this at some point. But honestly, it just hit me out of nowhere.
I'm not gonna pretend I'm some big-brain philosopher or anything. I barely scraped by in my college philosophy class. Kant? Nietzsche? More like "Can't" and "Nee-ache" to my brain! 😂 But I think even a regular person like me can wrestle with these big questions, you know?
For me, I think the "philosophy theme" that resonates the most is just... being a good person. Like, trying to leave the world a little better than you found it. It sounds corny, I know, but it's true! Helping out your neighbor, being kind to animals, recycling (even though it's a pain sometimes ♻️) - all that stuff adds up.
I also think it's about finding something you're passionate about. Something that makes you want to jump out of bed in the morning (okay, maybe not jump, more like slowly crawl out 😂). Whether it's painting, writing (like I'm doing now!), playing music, or even just collecting stamps... having something that makes you feel alive is super important.
And honestly? Maybe the whole point isn't to find one grand, unified answer. Maybe it's just about the journey of asking the questions. About constantly learning and growing and trying to figure things out.
I don't know. Maybe I'm totally off base here. But hey, that's the beauty of philosophy, right? There's no right or wrong answer! So, what do YOU guys think? What's your "philosophy theme"? Let me know in the comments! 👇 I'm genuinely curious! 😊
Okay, back to those dishes... wish me luck! ✌️