Even if I want to or not, I'm constantly trying to figure out why things are. I'd like to know what the hell we're doing here. I want to know why the world exists. Why do I care about such stuff? Because I have a human brain! So do you! Use it!

Then again, sometimes, I just think the meaning of life is not to think about the meaning of life.

The world is actually a wonderful place, and we should feel extremely honored for being able to live in it. No, I'm not talking about God, or Allah or Vishnu or Santa Claus here, but the mere fact that we are here. The improbabilities of our existence are nearly impossible to explain, but what is easy to explain though, is why it sucks. The world itself is superb! We're not..

We have the power to mold the world exactly how we'd like it to be, and sadly, instead of building playgrounds, we're making battlefields. We're doing so many things that makes life completely unnecessarily hard to live through. a

Above all is the perverse exploitation of power, as in religion and consumerism; two things that have done nearly nothing for us, other than deceiving people into living unfulfilled lives. All in all, these, and most other cruel aspects about life, can be narrowed down to one thing, which is greed.

In order to be good, you have to be so to another being. In other words, not greedy. A four year old kid can explain simple logic like that, so why the fuck is it so hard for adults to understand?!!

We can all contribute to a positive change in the world, and the first and easiest thing to do is STOP BUYING UNNECESSARY SHIT! Shop carefully and respectfully. Invest in renewable energy. Do some research and stop supporting huge harmful corporations like Coca-Cola and McDonald's. Buy cheap clothes and natrual healthy food. Stop supporting the meat industry. Start boycotting, because in this consumer world the right to decide what to and not to buy is one of the only freedoms we have left. Don't watch TV. Download torrents instead! Don't listen to commercials. Look up news from different sources, and never forget to think for yourselves!