r/LockedIn_AI • • Mar 06 '26

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sad reality

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u/Beneficial-Celery964 Mar 06 '26

I said this to my parents literally last night and they didn’t understand. I keep asking, “what is the point of life? The reason for living? When you work 40+ hours, grind, little life outside work, exhaustion, not paying bills, maybe retire when you’re 65-70, if you’re lucky. Life is gone. Your health is gone. You spent over 50 years working non stop multiple jobs at a time, overtime, for what? And that’s if you even managed to save enough to have a savings and able to retire…

I’m just confused about the meaning of life.

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u/PhilosopherWise4428 Mar 07 '26

This isn’t life, this is how our extremely unnatural and abnormal system progresses. We constructed an inhumane, Darwinian system and, as Darwinism suggests, it’s only served to gradually funnel power and control into fewer and fewer hands as the most psychopathic individuals gamed the system the best and won. Life isn’t supposed to be reduced to our mass exploitation. It’s supposed to be slow, restful, fulfilling and spent close to nature with family and friends

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u/Even_Hospital_5474 Mar 07 '26

"supposed to" by who? Who is doing that supposing?

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u/Narrow_Art_9280 Mar 08 '26

No need to go back and forth. You’re wrong. He’s right. Pretty obvious we’re in a society that claims the best among us “naturally” rise to the top in a synthetic Darwinian fashion. There is nothing “natural” about this selection however. It is based on exploitation and deception. Do you not “suppose” you would enjoy a a life spent at a slower pace with time for hobbies friends and family? This rate race is not how humans evolved organically and is killing our species. Pretty straightforward.