Mein Leben mag zwar sinnlos sein, aber dadurch bin ich frei. Ich kann das Leben und diese Freiheit genießen, statt mich zu betäuben oder wahnsinnig im Kreis zu laufen, auf der Suche nach einem Weg zur Unsterblichkeit oder einem fadenscheinigen Sinn. Ich kann die wahre Welt, wie sie um mich herum existiert wahrnehmen und akzeptieren, statt mich in abstrakte Gedankengebilde und engstirnigen Hedonismus zu flüchten.
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